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Dell Pro Max with GB10 (64 GB)
NVIDIA machine: NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, 64 GB memory, 273 GB/s memory speed, about 4.2 tok/s on a 70B model (estimate).
78.5Score
- #30 of 41 ranked
- #9 of 9 NVIDIA machines
Why this score
The score adds up these parts. Each part has a weight. A part counts as the average of its sources, pulled toward 80 when there are few sources.
AI power
50% weightcounts as 79.2Average of 2 sources: 78.8
Experts
30% weightcounts as 76.2Average of 1 source: 72.4
Users
20% weightcounts as 80.0No sources found yet. No data yet. This part counts as 80.
Thin: only 1 review or buyer rating, so it is pulled toward the average.
80 is the field average. A part counts as 80 + (average − 80) × N ÷ (N + 1), where N is its number of sources. One source counts half of the gap from 80. No sources count as 80.
Price
— No price yet.
Announced only. HotHardware cites USD 4,999 for a Dell Pro Max with GB10 as an example of the partner 64 GB units from 23 Oct but does not say that price is the 64 GB model; Dell Canada page lists 128 GB only. No EUR price or Austrian listing.
Prices checked 8 Oct 2026.
Specs
- Chip
- NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip
- CPU
- 20 cores (10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725)
- Memory
- 64 GB
- GPU memory
- 64 GBNVIDIA GB10 64 GB option: 64 GB LPDDR5X unified memory, partner-only (NVIDIA spec page lists it as coming soon). No separate GPU limit documented. Bandwidth: NVIDIA lists one 273 GB/s figure for GB10 and does not list the 64 GB option separately.
- Memory speed
- 273 GB/s
- FP16 TFLOPS
- —
- NPU
- —
- OS
- Linux
- Software
- CUDA
- Ethernet
- 10 Gbit/s
- Thunderbolt / USB4
- —
- QSFP port
- Yes
- Idle power
- —
- Load power
- 155 W
- Noise
- —
- Volume
- 1.2 L
- Weight
- 1.3 kg
- SSD
- 1 TB
- Release
- 2025-10
Measured
- Gemma 4 31B Instruct (dense), Q4_K_M GGUF
- 10.7 tok/s writing · LM Studio
Notes
Same GB10 board as the DGX Spark with a 280 W adapter and good cooling, but StorageReview saw warmer CPU temperatures than most GB10 peers and HotHardware calls local LLM speed sluggish for dense models. The 2 TB option uses a QLC SSD, and the Dell Canada page lists 128 GB only, so the 64 GB row is not yet buyable.
HotHardware gives Dell weight 2.89 lb (1.31 kg), StorageReview 2.69-2.96 lb by configuration; Dell page minimum 1.31 kg. Adapter: Dell page and StorageReview say 280 W, Geizhals generic spec says 240 W. US price: HotHardware MSRP USD 3,999 and USD 5,780 as tested; StorageReview USD 4,061.34 for 1 TB on Dell's store; both predate recent price rises. HotHardware's score comes from the page's review markup. Release: Wccftech (13 Oct 2025) says 'now available', while TechRadar says ASUS beat Dell to market and other reports show a 'notify me' status; Geizhals Austria first listed the Dell in Feb 2026. Power: Phoronix figures come from a search excerpt (the Phoronix page returned HTTP 403): average 155 W, peak 198 W and 39 W minimum at the wall during llama.cpp tests.
More reading:storagereview.comphoronix.comphoronix.comservethehome.com