32 GB
GDDR7 VRAM
32 gigabytes of fast video memory. That's the workspace the GPU uses to hold model weights while generating tokens. Bigger = can run larger models without swapping to slow regular RAM. At full precision, this fits models up to about 25 billion parameters.
575 W
Total Power Draw
Thermal Design Power — how much electricity it draws under load. 575 W is roughly the same as running four gaming consoles at once, or about half an average home's continuous draw (which is ~1,200 W).
~$4,500 (street price, up from $1,999 MSRP due to GDDR7 shortage)
Street Price
MSRP at launch (January 2025) was $1,999, but a GDDR7 memory shortage drove street prices to $4,300–$4,900 by August 2026. You're paying a supply-chain premium — if that gap concerns you, consider waiting or stepping up to the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell for more memory at a more predictable enterprise price.