GIGABYTE Launches "AI TOP 100 Z890" Premium Gaming & AI Computing Solution in US

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GIGABYTE, the world's leading computer brand, announces the launch of the AI TOP 100 Z890, a desktop PC tailored for both gaming and AI computing, now available in the US and Canadian markets. Designed to deliver extreme performance, the AI TOP 100 Z890 is powered by the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor, the Z890 AI TOP motherboard, and the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card, optimizing for AI workloads and high-performance gaming. Combined with the pre-installed Windows 11 operating system, users can access AI computing with a standard power setup and plug-and-play convenience.

At the core of the AI TOP 100 Z890 is an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU featuring built-in AI Boost NPU, paired with D5 Bionic Corsa technology-enhanced GIGABYTE 128 GB DDR5 memory, and the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5090 WINDFORCE graphics card that supports NVIDIA DLSS 4.0 and Multi Frame Generation. The system also includes an ultra-fast AORUS Gen 4 7300 SSD and a GIGABYTE 320 GB AI TOP 100E cache drive offering up to 150x TBW compared to standard SSDs and ideal for high-volume data training. The cooling system plays a crucial role under heavy workloads, while the AORUS WATERFORCE II 360 liquid cooler and AORUS AC500G ST AI TOP chassis offer stable operation even under intensive loads.




The AI TOP Utility is a reinvented and intuitive software for managing AI workflows. Supporting memory offloading and fine-tuning for LLMs and LMMs up to 405B parameters, the software allows users to choose AI models with RAG, create datasets, track training progress via a real-time dashboard, and validate models. It also enables multi-node clustering via Thunderbolt and Ethernet, empowering users to scale performance as needed.

The GIGABYTE AI TOP 100 Z890 is built for gamers, developers, researchers, or AI hobbyists seeking a ready-to-go solution to gaming and AI computing. Visit the official website for full specifications and more information.

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[truehighroller1]

How much? I just tried checking and it's not showing yet on newegg despite leading you there.

 

[MentalAcetylide]

Looks like everyone is jumping on the "AI" selling point bandwagon with regards to their product nomenclature. I wonder how long before Fruit of the Looms or Hanes have AI, you know, to check the "heat of the meat" or auto-adjust crotch tension to fit the "angle of the dangle".

 

[TPUnique]

Must cost 5000€ at least

 

[Nathaaab]

Wondering what kind of latency and random read performance those pSLC AI top SSDs get compared to normal SSDs in TLC mode

 

[bonehead123]

to check the "heat of the meat" or auto-adjust crotch tension to fit the "angle of the dangle".

Are you claiming that YOU don't already have these features in your undies ?

How else would you know about them ?

Oh do tell please

And just so we're clear, my meat is always at the perfect temperature, and I don't require the tension adjustment because my dangle is always at the perfect angle for whatever task it is asked to do at any given moment, hahahahahahahaha

/s

 

[Tek-Check]

Unfortunately, 285K is not a "premium" gaming CPU. It's slower than previous gen 14900K and significantly slower than all X3D CPUs from Zen4 and Zen5 generations.

This system is a great productivity system. It also has very capable 4K gaming thanks to GPU, but not CPU.

Lower the graphics settings in 4K and 1440p gaming, and X3D CPUs will take majority of games to significantly higher fps than 285K.

 

[MentalAcetylide]

Are you claiming that YOU don't already have these features in your undies ?

How else would you know about them ?

Oh do tell please

And just so we're clear, my meat is always at the perfect temperature, and I don't require the tension adjustment because my dangle is always at the perfect angle for whatever task it is asked to do at any given moment, hahahahahahahaha

/s

I'm claiming people are both dumb enough to manufacture & buy such a product. However, I do recall such a joke from one of the Truly Tasteless Jokes volumes:
What do small hotels and tight jeans have in common? No ballroom.

 

[DudeBeFishing]

Looks like everyone is jumping on the "AI" selling point bandwagon with regards to their product nomenclature. I wonder how long before Fruit of the Looms or Hanes have AI, you know, to check the "heat of the meat" or auto-adjust crotch tension to fit the "angle of the dangle".

I need one that auto ventilates, preferably one with a people sensor so it can auto close the vent to avoid an indecent exposure charge. My only concern is what happens if there's an "obstruction" in the vent.