Dell put Nvidia DGX Spark silicon into its Pro Precision workstation — and undercut it by $1,000
While the Nvidia DGX Spark is like gold-dust, the Dell Pro Precision offers the same silicon with bigger savings for AI workloads.
Dell has introduced the Pro Precision workstation, featuring Nvidia's DGX Spark silicon, and priced it $1,000 lower than the original cost. The Nvidia DGX Spark mini PC is sold at a price of $6,950, but third-party resellers are charging even more, with some listings going up to $9,000. However, Dell's Pro Precision workstation, equipped with the same GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, is available at a more wallet-friendly price of $5,903 at Dell itself.
The workstation runs Nvidia DGX OS 7 on the GB10 chip, comes with 128GB LPDDR5x RAM, up to 8533 MT/s, and 2TB SSD storage. Customers can further reduce the price by choosing the 1TB SSD configuration for $5,523. This machine is best suited for AI engineers who need to run large local AI models. The Dell Pro Precision with GB10 offers the same chip and memory as Nvidia's machine at a significantly better price.
Dell provides the configuration option with a 1TB, 2TB, or 4TB storage capacity, saving an extra $53 by removing the keyboard and mouse.
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