measuredlocally.com

DGX Spark 128GB prices in the UK: from £5,199 at CyberpowerPC

NVIDIA's new 64GB DGX Spark is on sale from just under $5,000, but for the models I run I would want 128GB. The 128GB versions cost very different amounts depending on the maker and the shop.

The video: RTX Spark laptops vs MacBook Pro M5 Max - The AI reviews are wrongPlays here, from YouTube
This story starts 11 minutes 8 seconds into my video of 23 October 2026, RTX Spark laptops vs MacBook Pro M5 Max - The AI reviews are wrong

NVIDIA says its new 64GB DGX Spark is on sale from $4,999, but for models like the ones in this video I would want the 128GB version.

What 128GB costs

The headlines aren't the whole story, and the prices for 128GB vary a lot. TechRadar found 128GB Sparks at up to about $9,000 from American resellers. Dell's own version costs £8,316.28 on Dell's UK store, while Dell sells it for $5,903 in America.

In the week of this video, CyberpowerPC in the UK had ASUS's version, the Ascent GX10 with 128GB and 1TB of storage, in stock at £5,199 with VAT. It also had MSI's version, with 128GB and 4TB of storage, at £5,499. Before VAT, those are £4,332.50 for the ASUS and £4,582.50 for the MSI, against £6,930.23 for Dell's.

These are the prices on the day I read them, and they move quickly.

What I would do

For models like these I would want 128GB, and I would shop around, because the headlines aren't the whole story.

Read more

The numbers in this story

FigureWhat it isFromKind
$4,999NVIDIA's 64GB DGX Spark, the maker's starting priceblogs.nvidia.comthe maker's claim
£5,199.00ASUS Ascent GX10, 128GB and 1TB, at CyberpowerPC UK with VATcyberpowersystem.co.ukstore price
£5,499.00MSI's version, 128GB and 4TB, at CyberpowerPC UK with VATcyberpowersystem.co.ukstore price
£8,316.28Dell's own version on Dell's UK storesee the storystore price
$5,903Dell's version on Dell's US storetechradar.comstore price
about $9,000128GB Sparks from US resellers, as TechRadar reportedtechradar.comreported

If a number on this page is wrong, I would rather know. Tell me in the comments under the video and I will correct it here and pin the correction there. What has been corrected so far is on the corrections page.