1,128 GB
HBM3e VRAM (8× GPUs)
HBM3e (High Bandwidth Memory) is a different type of memory than GDDR7 — it sits directly on the same package as the GPU chip, giving extreme bandwidth. Each H200 has 141 GB; eight of them connected via NVLink give you 1,128 GB of shared GPU memory. That's enough to run all three models on our AI page.
5,600 W
Total Power Draw
The whole server pulls 5.6 kilowatts — about 4.7 average homes running simultaneously. You'll need a dedicated power circuit, and data-center-grade cooling (CRAC units, raised floors, or liquid cooling). Not for a typical office.
$370,000
Street Price
This is professional infrastructure. At this level you're buying reliability, NVLink interconnects, enterprise support, and the ability to treat all 1,128 GB as one big shared pool of GPU memory. Compare to renting equivalent cloud compute, which runs $15–25/hr, meaning you break even in roughly 2–3 years.
NVLink
GPU Interconnect
NVLink lets all 8 GPUs share memory as if they were one giant GPU. This is real hardware-level clustering — not the software coordination trick of linking multiple desktop PCs. Data moves between GPUs at ~900 GB/s, vs ~64 GB/s for a PCIe desktop.
⚡ Power in everyday terms
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4.67× average homes running simultaneously (avg home = 1,200 W continuously)
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Drains a 90 kWh EV battery in 16.1 hours
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Requires professional data-center power — dedicated circuits, industrial cooling, and proper infrastructure planning.