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NVIDIA DGX Station vs MSI XpertStation WS300

Memory, bandwidth, software stack, price and the models each one can hold. Generated from the two sourced machine records; estimates are labelled.

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NVIDIA DGX Station
NVIDIA GB300

NVIDIA DGX Station

496 GB CPU + 252 GB GPU · 748 GB coherent

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MSI XpertStation WS300
NVIDIA GB300

MSI XpertStation WS300

496 GB CPU + 252 GB GPU

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What actually differs

Which models fit

Estimate · 4-bit · 8K context · 1 request
ModelNVIDIA DGX StationMSI XpertStation WS300
Llama 3.1 8BFits 12 GB≤ 1251 tok/sFits 12 GB≤ 1251 tok/s
Qwen3 14BFits 16 GB≤ 721 tok/sFits 16 GB≤ 721 tok/s
Qwen3 32BFits 28 GB≤ 338 tok/sFits 28 GB≤ 338 tok/s
Llama 3.3 70BFits 50 GB≤ 164 tok/sFits 50 GB≤ 164 tok/s
gpt-oss-20b (MoE)Fits 19 GB≤ 2871 tok/sFits 19 GB≤ 2871 tok/s
gpt-oss-120b (MoE)Fits 76 GB≤ 2008 tok/sFits 76 GB≤ 2008 tok/s
Qwen3 235B-A22B (MoE)Fits 147 GB≤ 499 tok/sFits 147 GB≤ 499 tok/s
DeepSeek V3 / R1 671B (MoE, MLA)Too large 404 GBToo large 404 GB

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Specifications

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NVIDIA DGX StationMSI XpertStation WS300
Chip / acceleratorGB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop SuperchipGB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra
PlatformNVIDIA GB300NVIDIA GB300
Model memory496 GB CPU + 252 GB GPU · 748 GB coherent496 GB CPU + 252 GB GPU
Memory bandwidthGPU 7.1 TB/s · CPU 396 GB/s · NVLink-C2C 900 GB/sGPU 7.1 TB/s · CPU 396 GB/s
Software stackCUDACUDA
Operating systemNVIDIA DGX OS (Ubuntu) · Windows edition announced for Q4 2026Ubuntu with NVIDIA AI Developer Tools
Storage4 × M.2 PCIe Gen 5 slots · drives configured by the partner2 × 2 TB SSD · seller reference
NetworkingConnectX-8 SuperNIC · 2 × 400 GbE QSFP112 · 10 GbE · 1 GbE BMC2 × 400 GbE QSFP · 10 GbE · BMC
Form factorDeskside workstationDeskside workstation
DimensionsSet by each partner’s chassis245 × 528.4 × 595 mm · W × H × D
WeightSet by each partner’s chassisNot verified
Power rating (not consumption)1,600 W platform system-power specification · 20 A circuit specified by NVIDIA1600 W 80 PLUS Titanium PSU
Supplier list pricePrice from the manufacturer · No public list price · manufacturer page≈ $109k · Supplier list price · Germany · buyzero / pi3g · Sept 2026 · converted from EUR
AvailabilityOrder through partner manufacturers · configuration and price set by each partnerPreorder at buyzero · seller estimates 10–12 weeks
Model configurations in the Lab44
Setups in the Lab33
Record reviewed2026-09-172026-09-07

Sources: NVIDIA · MSI. Prices are supplier snapshots, not a live feed.

Before you choose

NVIDIA DGX Station

  • 748 GB coherent memory is 252 GB HBM3e on the GPU plus 496 GB LPDDR5X on the CPU, joined by NVLink-C2C. The two tiers have very different bandwidths; large models spill from the fast tier into the slow one.
  • NVIDIA does not sell the DGX Station directly: it is ordered through partner manufacturers, each with its own chassis, drives, warranty and price. Partner listings observed in 2026 ran from about $85,000 to $175,000 depending on configuration.
  • NVIDIA specifies 1,600 W total system power and a 20 A circuit. Confirm OEM and regional installation requirements before choosing an office outlet. The GB300 can be paired with an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell workstation GPU for graphics and additional compute.

MSI XpertStation WS300

  • The EUR figure is a German reseller preorder for the WS300T60L with two 2 TB SSDs, quoted before final configuration. It is not directly comparable with the Dell GB300 US snapshot, which includes an RTX PRO 2000 card, four 4 TB drives and 12-month ProSupport.
  • The WS300 shares NVIDIA's GB300 platform. Platform guidance applies; no Lab measurement exists for this exact chassis.
  • MSI and the reseller list differing PSU efficiency and chassis dimensions. This page uses MSI's platform specifications; confirm the exact WS300T60L revision in the quote.
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