GIGABYTE AI TOP Workstations Unveiled With Ryzen 9 9950X And RTX 5090

GIGABYTE has launched a new lineup of prebuilt desktop workstations designed for local artificial intelligence and gaming applications. The company introduced three models at its ENTER INFINITY press event, targeting different segments of the market with varying levels of performance and connectivity options.

GIGABYTE introduces three new desktop workstations tailored for local AI and gaming applications

The AI TOP 100 B850 model pairs AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X or Intel's Core Ultra 9 285k processors with either an NVIDIA RTX 5090 32G or a Radeon AI PRO R9700 32G graphics card. This configuration supports running large language models with up to 405 billion parameters locally, according to GIGABYTE.

• CPU: Ryzen 9 9950X / Core Ultra 9 285k / Threadripper PRO 7965WX
• Memory: 128GB DDR5 / 768GB DDR5
• GPU Options: RTX 5090 32G / Radeon AI PRO R9700 32G
• Power Supply: UD1600PM PG5 AI TOP PSU (1600W 80+ Platinum)
• Connectivity: Dual Thunderbolt 5 ports

The AI TOP 100 Z890 variant emphasizes high-speed connectivity for multi-workstation setups. It features dual Thunderbolt 5 ports that provide 80 Gbps data transfer speeds, enabling seamless integration between multiple systems in a professional environment.

GIGABYTE validated compatibility with over 100 artificial intelligence applications across its new workstation lineup. The company did not specify which particular software titles underwent testing or detail the performance metrics used to establish this compatibility claim.

The flagship AI TOP 500 TRX50 model utilizes AMD's Threadripper PRO 7965WX processor and supports up to 768GB of DDR5 memory. This configuration positions the system as a high-end CPU-focused workstation for demanding computational workloads.

All three models in the AI TOP ecosystem are powered by GIGABYTE's UD1600PM PG5 AI TOP PSU, which delivers 1600 watts of power with 80+ Platinum certification. The company has not yet announced pricing or availability dates for these new desktop workstations.