According to ServeTheHome's hands-on review, Gigabyte's W775-V10-L01 is an NVIDIA DGX Station GB300-based system designed to sit beside a desk. It is a full tower, 50cm tall and 53cm deep, weighing 29kg, and Gigabyte recommends two people lift it. The system is liquid-cooled and has a maximum power draw of 1.6kW, which the review says can run on most 120V circuits.
The review highlights the hardware mix: a 72-core NVIDIA Grace CPU, a Blackwell Ultra GPU with 252GB HBM3E, 496GB LPDDR5X CPU memory, dual 400Gbps ConnectX-8 networking, and a high-speed C2C link between CPU and GPU. ServeTheHome calls it the complete Grace Blackwell experience rather than a cut-down slice like GB10-based Spark boxes.
In testing, the system ran Qwen3.6-35B-A3B Flash NVFP4 at well over 26,000 tokens/second. The review also tested ConnectX-8 400Gbps RDMA networking and the C2C link, though it does not go into detail in the excerpt. Ports are on top because Gigabyte intends the machine to sit on the floor; there is no USB4, with faster transfers left to the 400Gb QSFP112 ports.