Gigabyte W775-V10-L01 Hands-on Bringing NVIDIA GB300 Deskside

The Gigabyte W775-V10-L01 is an NVIDIA DGX Station GB300-based system that you can run at your desk. That may sound simple in concept, but in practice, the system is far beyond what you might expect. It is liquid-cooled, and with a 1.6kW maximum power draw, it can run on even most 120V circuits. We managed to get crazy performance from this in unexpected places, like Qwen3.6-35B-A3B Flash NVFP4, a very useful model, running at well over 26,000 tokens/second or over 2.25B tokens/ day. We tested the ConnectX-8 400Gbps RDMA networking and found something we did not expect. We even tested the high-speed C2C link between the CPU and GPU.

The first NVIDIA DGX Station-class system to cross our collective desk is Gigabyte’s W775-V10-L01, with Gigabyte taking the task of building a desk-side GB300-based system quite seriously. That may sound simple in concept, but in practice, the system is far beyond what you might expect. It is liquid-cooled, and with a 1.6kW maximum power draw, it can run on even most 120V circuits. We managed to get crazy performance from this in unexpected places, like Qwen3.6-35B-A3B Flash NVFP4, a very useful model, running at well over 26,000 tokens/ second or over 2.2B tokens/ day. We tested the ConnectX-8 400Gbps RDMA networking and found something we did not expect. We even tested the high-speed C2C link between the NVIDIA Grace…