NVIDIA GPU price list for Europe: what NVIDIA publishes and how to request current prices

NVIDIA GPU price list for Europe and how to get current prices

NVIDIA's own pages for its professional GPUs print no price. The product pages we read on 12 November 2026, for RTX PRO Blackwell workstation cards and for data-centre cards, point the buyer to the NVIDIA Marketplace or to partners, and the one NVIDIA price table we found is for software licences. Current prices for cards and servers in Europe therefore come as a written quote. We send ours on request, by e-mail or through the form, within one business day; the quote names the price, the lead time and the warranty terms.

This page contains no price, no price range and no list price of any maker. It sets out what NVIDIA publishes, why a figure for a card or a server belongs to one request, what our written price information contains and what to put into the request so that the answer can go into a budget or an order. It is written for the purchasing and IT staff of companies; we supply companies only.

What NVIDIA publishes about prices of professional GPUs

NVIDIA's product pages for the RTX PRO 6000, RTX PRO 5000 and RTX PRO 2000 (updated 2 October 2026), the RTX PRO 4000 (15 October 2026), the RTX PRO 5500 (4 November 2026) and the RTX 5000 Ada (19 November 2025), its overview of professional desktop GPUs (8 September 2026), its pages for the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition and the H200, and the pricing page of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise Licensing Guide (updated 2 September 2026); all read on 12 November 2026.

On the four RTX PRO pages of the first row the button "Buy Now" leads to a listing on the NVIDIA Marketplace, and "Contact Us" opens NVIDIA's sales form. The RTX PRO 5500, in full the NVIDIA RTX PRO 5500 Blackwell Workstation Edition, has no "Buy Now" button; its page tells the reader to contact the preferred OEM vendor or an NVIDIA enterprise sales representative. NVIDIA's pages also carry the notice "Visit your regional NVIDIA website for local content, pricing, and where to buy partners specific to your country." It is the region selector of the site and appears on every page, whatever the product.

Software is the exception. The pricing page of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise Licensing Guide, last updated on 2 September 2026, prints a column headed "List Pricing" with figures per GPU in US dollars, under the sub-heading "Available via NVIDIA Partner Network". The page has no sentence on partner prices, on other currencies or on regions, so it does not say what a company in Europe pays its supplier. We do not repeat NVIDIA's figures here. Our article on NVIDIA AI Enterprise licensing and pricing per GPU gives them with their source and explains how the licences are counted.

A reader who came for one table with all cards therefore has to ask for the figures. We supply NVIDIA professional cards across the EU; send us the cards and the quantities you want priced and we reply with a written quote within one business day.

Why NVIDIA GPU prices in Europe come as a quote

A price for a professional card is a price for one request. Ours depends on the quantity, the delivery address and the date of the order. A card built into a workstation or a server is a separate line in a quote for the whole system.

For a server, a list has nothing to show before the configuration exists. Our page on AI servers built to order says so above its three reference configurations: "Not a price list: the sizing conversation decides the final build." Processors, memory, storage, power and cooling are sized to the models and the users, and the cards are one line among the others. Two related articles of ours look at two things such a quote states: what decides GPU server lead times and what DDR5 memory does to a server quote.

The largest systems add an approval to this. Our DGX B300 page states: "We do not publish prices: the configuration, the support level, the licences and the approval of the project decide the quote."

The EU's directive on price indication is about offers to consumers. Directive 98/6/EC of 16 February 1998 has the purpose, in the words of its Article 1, of stipulating the indication of the selling price of "products offered by traders to consumers". Article 2 defines the consumer as "any natural person who buys a product for purposes that do not fall within the sphere of his commercial or professional activity". By our reading, a quote from one company to another lies outside that scope. We read the 1998 text on EUR-Lex; later amendments and national price rules were not checked for this article, which gives general information and no legal advice.

What our written price information contains

We answer a price request with a written quote within one business day. For the products and quantities you named it states the price, the lead time and the warranty terms; quantities and lead time are confirmed in writing with the quote. A request with a list of several cards is answered for that list, with current prices for the products on it.

The order then runs on one European contract, and the invoice comes from Austria. Contracts are written in English or German. We deliver anywhere in the EU; other destinations go through our logistics partner. The manufacturer warranty is handled through us, and a card or server that arrives dead is replaced.

A price in a quote belongs to that quote, which means to the quantity, the delivery address and the date it was written for. When one of the three changes, ask again and the answer comes in the same way. If the product is not fixed yet, start with the first consultation, which is free of charge; for servers the sizing is free as well.

How to request current prices by e-mail or through the form

Two routes lead to the same written quote. One is an e-mail to request@eurokommerz.at with the products and quantities in the text or in an attached list. The other is the form at the end of this page. The form on our GPU page asks for the card, the number of GPUs and, optionally, the use case, which is enough for a first answer on one type of card. We supply the cards on that page, servers built to order and NVIDIA licences on one European contract; write to us with your list and the quote follows within one business day.

What to put into a B2B price request for GPUs

our own summary of what a quote from us depends on, from our GPU page and AI servers page as of 12 November 2026; the VAT number in the fourth row follows the EU's Your Europe page "Cross-border VAT" (last checked 13 July 2026).

The product line needs the most care, because several names cover more than one card. RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell is the name of an active Workstation Edition and of a passive Server Edition. The RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell exists with 48 GB and with 72 GB, and the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell in three editions: Workstation Edition, Max-Q and Server Edition. A request for "an H200" needs one more word as well: the card we supply is the H200 NVL, the PCIe card, and our guide to buying the H200 NVL in the EU covers the card, the server and the NVLink bridge. The names that cover two cards are listed in our page on NVIDIA RTX cards in volume for system builders, and how far a part number settles the matter is the subject of NVIDIA GPU part numbers and what to state in a quote.

A request that needs no second round can be as short as this:

• 20 × NVIDIA RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell, the 145 W single-slot card, for tower workstations of one model
• delivery to one address in the EU, in two lots
• name, address and VAT number of the company that receives the invoice
• the date by which the first lot has to be on site

The figures behind the first line, 145 W and one slot, are on the spec page of the RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell.

Cards, servers, project systems and licences in one request

our GPU page, AI servers page, DGX B300 page and software page as of 12 November 2026.

Cards are the plainest case. Each of the eleven cards from 4 GB to 48 GB has a page that says what to check before the order and what the price depends on: RTX A400, RTX A1000, RTX 2000E Ada, RTX 2000 Ada, RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell, RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell, RTX 4500 Ada, RTX PRO 4500 Workstation Edition, RTX PRO 4500 Server Edition, RTX 5000 Ada and RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell with 48 GB. If the card is still open, the NVIDIA RTX workstation GPU guide from 4 GB to 48 GB sorts them by task. For the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell the edition comes first, as our guide to buying the RTX PRO 6000 in the EU explains.

Servers and workstations built to order are assembled and tested before delivery, and we check rack, power and airflow before we quote. What such a request should contain is set out in what to specify when buying an AI server. We supply Supermicro, Gigabyte, ASUS, Dell and HPE servers per project; the channels through which a company buys a server are compared in where to buy an AI server in Europe. HGX B300 servers are quoted in the same way as the DGX B300 and the DGX Station GB300: before we can quote, the distribution asks us for the company, the project and the intended use. For these systems, name the company, the project and the intended use in the first message; our guide to buying a DGX B300 in the EU describes the steps. Companies that buy in order to sell on find their case in NVIDIA GPUs for resellers in Europe.

VAT in a quote between companies in two EU countries

The price in a quote and the VAT on the invoice are separate matters. For goods sent from one EU country to a business in another, the EU's Your Europe page "Cross-border VAT" (last checked 13 July 2026) describes the seller's side in one sentence: "If you sell goods to a business and these goods are sent to another EU country, you do not charge VAT if the customer has a valid EU VAT number." Put the VAT number of the ordering company into the request for that reason. The same page warns: "Be aware that there are several important exceptions to the rules." This is general information and no tax advice; your tax adviser confirms the treatment for your company. The buyer's side, the VIES check and the invoice are covered in our article on VAT when buying IT hardware from another EU country.

Before two quotes are compared, it helps to know who is quoting and what each line covers. Our GPU supplier checklist lists what to check about a seller, comparing GPU server quotes line by line goes through the items behind a total, and AI hardware budget for 2027 deals with what to order first.

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