Rent out any GB10 machine: DGX Spark, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, MSI, Gigabyte, Acer

All eight 128 GB GB10 models work on GPUwerk Platform: the NVIDIA DGX Spark Founders Edition, ASUS Ascent GX10, Lenovo ThinkStation PGX, Dell Pro Max with GB10, HP ZGX Nano G1n, MSI EdgeXpert, Gigabyte AI TOP ATOM and Acer Veriton GN100. Each one is rented as a Partner Spark at the same $0.79 an hour, and you keep 70%: $0.55 per rented hour, whoever built the box.

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Can I rent out a GB10 that is not an NVIDIA Founders Edition?

Yes. GPUwerk confirmed all eight models working on 19 October 2026. One install image covers every GB10 machine. Only 64 GB GB10 models do not qualify.

Renters are asking for GB10 time. Demand for GB10 time is high: GPUwerk's own Spark fleet averages 92% utilisation, and that is why we are adding partner machines from every maker.

Does the brand change what I earn? ASUS GX10 vs DGX Spark

No. A renter pays $0.79 an hour for a Partner Spark, so an ASUS GX10 earns the same $0.55 per rented hour as a Founders Edition. Earnings depend on renter demand and are not guaranteed. What makes a difference is uptime: keep the machine powered and on a wired line. The hardware differences are on ASUS Ascent GX10 vs DGX Spark.

Firmware settings for each GB10 model

Every maker needs the same three settings before the install: TPM 2.0 on, Secure Boot on, and boot from the USB stick. Only the setup key and the menu names differ.

For the last five, the maker's manual covers the two settings and the guide's steps for other GB10 machines do the rest. "No TPM found" on first boot means the TPM is still off. If a Founders Edition boots its old system instead of the stick, set Secure Boot to Disabled for the install, as NVIDIA's recovery instructions describe; recovery turns it back on. The install erases the drive. Full checklist: requirements.

Can I rent out two DGX Sparks, or several GB10 machines?

Yes. All your machines sit under one partner account, and each one is installed, paired, burned in and listed on its own. Brands mix freely: a Founders Edition and a Lenovo PGX on the same account are two Partner Sparks, each earning $0.55 per rented hour. Two Sparks cabled together are listed as two machines, not as a linked pair.

How renting out works

Install from USB, pair in the console, and after at least an hour of burn-in and a GPUwerk review the machine is listed. You need 300 Mbit/s down and 100 Mbit/s up. You are paid monthly in EUR, in CZK, or through Wise, you can use the machine yourself at no charge whenever it is idle ("Use my Spark"), and you can unlist any time and restore the maker's system.

How payouts work: renters can choose your Spark directly as a partner node, any-location bookings go to EEA partner machines once GPUwerk's own Sparks are in use, and a Spark outside the EEA is rented by renters who choose its country. Trial usage (it can run on your Spark, unpaid), the part of a rental paid with promotional credit and your own use are not paid. If a rented machine is unlisted, switched off or offline more than 15 minutes in a row on your side, you lose the last 24 hours of that rental and keep the earlier hours. You pay your own electricity and internet.

Sources, read 19 October 2026: GPUwerk terms from llms.txt; GPUwerk's install guide; NVIDIA DGX Spark system recovery; ASUS Ascent GX10 manuals; Dell and HP support pages linked in the table.