By Patrick Kennedy
Publication Date: 2026-04-06 17:00:00
MSI’s booth at NVIDIA GTC 2026 had a number of different systems. We thought we would focus on a few key ones that we could dig into on our tour. Namely, we wanted to look at the MSI XpertStation WS300, an NVIDIA GB300 system you can run on a standard outlet, a new series of liquid-cooled PCIe servers, and a few other neat systems. Of course, we have a quick tour for this one:
Let us get to it.
MSI XpertStation WS300 NVIDIA GB300 Station
First off, the MSI XpertStation WS300 is a really neat system built around the NVIDIA GB300 platform. Better said, this is MSI’s system around NVIDIA’s platform that is designed to bring a Grace CPU, Blackwell Ultra (B300) GPU, ConnectX-8 networking, and more into a 1.6kW power envelope.
Inside the system, we can see a large liquid cooling structure that dominates the chassis, but also leaves room for some expansion.
Perhaps the most striking feature is the liquid-cooling blocks that cool the NVIDIA ConnectX-8 networking, Grace CPU with its SOCAMM memory, and Blackwell Ultra GPU. Just before the show, the GPU memory was down-spec’d to 7.1TB/s and 252GB as we covered in the NVIDIA DGX Station Systems Available piece. Still, between that GPU and the 496GB of LPDDR5X on the NVIDIA Grace CPU, there is a lot of memory in the…
