Fig. 1 Memory mapTop view, not to scale
GB20216 x 2 x GDDR796GB total1.8 TB/s peak bandwidth
Blackwell, PCIe dual-slotHover to light the stacks
Workstation, Blackwell
96 GB

RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB

The biggest VRAM you can put under a desk. 96 GB GDDR7, 24k CUDA cores, runs 70B models in a tower.

$8,500

96 GB VRAM $89/GB VRAM

In stock. Lead time 72 hours.

3-year warranty, DHL Express insured

Volume pricing

UnitsDiscountUnit price
1 unitList$8,500
2 to 7 units3% off$8,245
8 to 31 units6% off$7,990
32+ units10% off$7,650

Unit price at 1: $8,500

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Specifications

The full sheet.

Figures from the manufacturer datasheet. Price is an indicative street price, shown as from.

VRAM
96 GB
Memory
GDDR7
Bandwidth
1.8 TB/s
FP8
3.8 PFLOPS
FP4
7.6 PFLOPS
Board power
600 W
Form factor
PCIe dual-slot
NVLink
No
Architecture
Blackwell
GPUs
1
Per GB of VRAM
$88.54
Availability
In stock, ships 72h
Sale
Buy online
SKU
RTX-PRO-6000
Overview

What it is for.

Workloads, sizing and what ships in the box.

96 GB under a desk.

The workstation RTX PRO 6000. 96 GB of GDDR7, 1.8 TB/s, 3.8 PFLOPS FP8 and 24k CUDA cores, with an active cooler for towers. Runs a 70B model at FP8 on one card. 600 W, Max-Q 300 W version on request. 3 year warranty handled by us. In stock, ships in 72 hours. $8,500, about $89 per GB.

Good for

  • Llama 3.1 70B at FP8 (84 GB with headroom) in a tower.
  • Qwen2.5 32B at FP16 (77 GB) for LoRA fine-tunes.
  • gpt-oss-120b at 4-bit (70 GB) on one card.

Fit rule: FP16 weights take 2 bytes per parameter, FP8 1 byte, 4-bit 0.5 bytes, plus 20% headroom for KV cache at short context.

Pairs with

Active cooling. Max-Q 300 W version on request.

What fits

How much VRAM per box.

Card count is capped by slots and by the chassis power budget.

2U 4x PCIe
4 x 96 GB, 2,400 W of 3,200 W
Configure this box
Power75% of budget
384 GBper box
4U 8x PCIe
8 x 96 GB, 4,800 W of 6,400 W
Configure this box
Power75% of budget
768 GBper box
Pairs with

Parts bought alongside.

Same workload, a different trade between VRAM, bandwidth and price.