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How Much Does a Personal Computer Cost in 2026?

Personal computer prices in 2026 by use: everyday PCs, gaming PCs, and AI-capable desktops and mini PCs, with cited figures.

Last updated21 Oct 2026
Fact-checked21 Oct 2026
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What a personal computer costs depends mostly on the GPU and memory. Cited reference points from our data:

VRAM and bus width from NVIDIA spec pages; bandwidth from Wikipedia series tables (not listed on NVIDIA pages); MSRPs from NVIDIA press releases. Current street prices: TBD.

SystemChipMemoryMemory bandwidthPriceSource
GMKtec EVO-X2 (128GB / 1TB)AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395128 GB unified256 GB/s (computed: 256-bit × 8000 MT/s)$3,499.99 (maker store, accessed 21 Oct 2026)GMKtec: EVO-X2 product page (128GB + 1TB variant); AMD: Ryzen AI Max+ 395 specifications
NVIDIA DGX Spark (128GB)NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell128 GB unified273 GB/s$4,699 (NVIDIA Founders Edition MSRP from Feb 2026; current marketplace price TBD)
A 64GB configuration is sold through OEM partners.
NVIDIA: DGX Spark product page and specs; NVIDIA Developer Forums: DGX Spark price change announcement (Feb 2026)

Memory supply constraints pushed some 2026 prices up: NVIDIA raised the DGX Spark MSRP from $3,999 to $4,699 in February 2026 (NVIDIA Developer Forums: DGX Spark price change announcement (Feb 2026)). Typical prices for complete everyday and gaming PCs: TBD until we track a defined basket of systems.

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