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    Buy GPU Servers: H100, H200 and B200 Systems From Value-Added Resellers

    NVIDIA publishes no list price for the H100, so you buy it as a complete system from a value-added reseller. A complete 8-GPU HGX H100 server listed at $289,000 at Vipera on 13 October 2026, which is $36,125 per GPU deployed; two other named resellers listed the same build within 4%. GYGO is a broker. Tell us the GPU model, count and delivery date, and we return reseller quotes within one business day. You buy from the reseller directly, and GYGO charges you nothing.

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    • $289,000: complete 8-GPU HGX H100 server, Supermicro SYS-821GE-TNHR, 8x H100 80GB SXM5, NDR 400G InfiniBand, 7.6 TB NVMe, 3-year warranty, listed by Vipera
    • $36,125 per GPU deployed, chassis, CPUs, memory and networking included
    • Single H100 80GB PCIe card: $32,000 at CDW when ServeTheHome checked in October 2023; no named reseller shows a fetchable 2026 price
    • H200, B200 and GB200 systems are quoted by resellers on request; we publish no price we cannot cite

    What a reseller quote covers

    A data-center GPU is bought as a system. The $289,000 Vipera listing is the whole box: the HGX H100 baseboard with eight SXM5 GPUs, two Xeon Platinum 8468V CPUs, DDR5 ECC memory, a 400G InfiniBand port, 7.6 TB of NVMe and a 3-year return-to-base warranty. Divide by eight and each GPU lands at $36,125 deployed, which is the number to compare against a rental rate.

    Resellers differ on the parts around the GPUs: CPU and memory configuration, network cards, storage, warranty term and whether the build ships racked and burned in. A quote that looks cheaper is often a thinner configuration, so we send every reseller the same spec sheet and return quotes you can line up.

    B200 and GB200 systems quote the same way. We publish no price for them because no named reseller listing we can cite was available when the hardware prices were last read; the resellers quote them on request.

    Buy, rent, or own and colocate?

    The purchase price only makes sense against the rental rate it replaces and the rack it will sit in.

    Payback vs renting
    month 11

    An H100 at $36,125, colocated, against the $6.52 median list rate at 80% utilisation. Against the $3.99 floor it is month 20.

    Rack it needs
    10.2 kW each

    3 8-GPU H100 systems fill a 40 kW air-cooled rack. Published 2026 guides put that space at $120–$350 per kW per month in the primary US markets.

    One request
    hardware + rack

    GYGO brokers the colocation as well as the purchase, so the same form can cover the servers and the rack they land in. GPU colocation

    How it works

    1. 1

      Tell us the configuration and delivery date

      One form. GPU model and count, when you need the hardware, and any CPU, memory or storage requirements. A target budget helps resellers quote the right build.

    2. 2

      We collect reseller quotes

      We put the same configuration to resellers that stock it and return comparable quotes within one business day, warranty terms included.

    3. 3

      You buy from the reseller

      Choose the quote that fits. You hold the contract and the warranty with the reseller. GYGO charges you nothing; the reseller pays us.

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    GPU purchase FAQ

    NVIDIA and AMD publish no list price for data-center GPUs, so these are named reseller listings. A complete 8-GPU HGX H100 server (Supermicro SYS-821GE-TNHR with 8x H100 80GB SXM5, two Xeon Platinum 8468V, NDR 400G InfiniBand and 7.6 TB of NVMe) listed at $289,000 at Vipera on 13 October 2026, which is $36,125 per GPU deployed; RackmountNet and Corgitech listed the same build within 4% the same day. A single H100 80GB PCIe card was $32,000 at CDW when ServeTheHome checked in October 2023, and no named reseller shows a fetchable 2026 price for it. Every tier-one channel quotes rather than lists, so treat any one figure as a starting point.

    The H100 SXM5 ships only on an HGX baseboard inside a server, so the smallest SXM purchase is a complete 8-GPU system. The PCIe version is a standalone card: ServeTheHome observed it at $32,000 at CDW in October 2023, back-ordered about six months at the time, and no named reseller shows a fetchable 2026 price for it. For one to four GPUs, renting is usually the better route; the rental page compares the published rates.

    From value-added resellers and system integrators that build on Supermicro and similar chassis. On 13 October 2026 three named resellers (Vipera, RackmountNet and Corgitech) listed the same Supermicro SYS-821GE-TNHR populated with 8x H100 SXM5 within 4% of each other. Tier-one channels quote rather than list, so one listing is a starting point rather than the price. GYGO puts the same configuration to several resellers so you compare like with like.

    The system vendor's warranty is the one that applies. The Vipera listing above carries a 3-year return-to-base warranty on the whole server. NVIDIA's own warranty page says the period varies by product line and region and names no term for data-center GPUs sold inside a system, so ask each reseller for the warranty term and the on-site or advance-replacement options in writing before you compare prices.

    Buying pays when utilisation is high and sustained. At the $6.52 median on-demand list rate and 80% utilisation, an H100 bought at $36,125 and colocated breaks even against renting around month 11; against RunPod Secure Cloud's $3.99 floor it takes until month 20. Below about 40% utilisation buying never breaks even inside the GPU's useful life. The build-vs-rent guide runs the three-year totals.

    Most buyers colocate them. A DGX H100 draws about 10.2 kW, so 3 8-GPU systems fill a 40 kW air-cooled rack, and published 2026 guides put air-cooled GPU colocation at $120–$350 per kW per month across the primary US markets. GYGO brokers the rack as well as the hardware, so one request can cover both.

    You submit the GPU model, count and delivery date, plus any CPU, memory or storage requirements, in the form on this page. We send the configuration to resellers that stock it and return comparable quotes within one business day. You buy from the reseller you choose and hold the contract and warranty with them. GYGO charges you nothing; the reseller pays us.
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    GPU infrastructure guide
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    GPU colocation
    Power-ready racks for the servers once they arrive.
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