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this post was submitted on 15 Jan 2026
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With a sticker price of $2900-$3000, this system is running right up against the low-end configurations of NVIDIA’s GB10 systems, the cheapest of which start at around $3000.
There are lots of comparable models on sale for $1k less than that and I don't see anything to suggest this is the "best" one.
Sure, I am not the author.
I enjoyed reading the review and decided to share it with others. Nothing more and nothing less. :)
The 128 gigs of ram alone is over 1k.