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Y Custom · built to order

Built for purpose.

When a stock chassis isn't the right shape, we build the machine around the work. Three tiers, each assembled, burned in and benchmarked as one system with Y OS — each with one advantage the others can't match.

Representative compact Y Computer Mini chassisPersonal128GB

Y Computer Mini 128

The most model per dollar and watt.

One quiet desk box, 128GB of unified memory, and serious local models for a single power user. The best first Y Computer.

Processor
AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395
AI memory
128GB unified memory
Accelerator
Radeon 8060S integrated GPU
Storage
2TB NVMe
Format
Compact, single-box desktop

A good fit for

  • 35B-class coding and multimodal models
  • 120B sparse reasoning models
  • Private chat, documents, voice and one agent loop

Optimized for one primary user; long context and concurrent jobs share the same memory pool.

$5,999

complete system · Y OS installation included · tax and shipping extra

Representative dual-accelerator Y Computer Pro towerTeam256GB

Y Computer Pro 64

Serves the whole studio at once.

Two high-memory accelerators tuned for throughput — several assistants answering in parallel without a queue forming.

Processor
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9960X
AI memory
256GB ECC system memory
Accelerator
2× Radeon AI PRO R9700 · 64GB aggregate VRAM
Storage
4TB NVMe
Format
Tower workstation · dedicated circuit recommended

A good fit for

  • Several simultaneous local assistants
  • 70B-class quantized models across both GPUs
  • Parallel chat, code, transcription and image services

The 64GB figure is aggregate capacity. Models must be explicitly sharded; two GPUs do not automatically mean twice the speed.

$11,999

complete system · Y OS installation included · tax and shipping extra

Representative Y Computer Max 96 workstation towerMaximum compatibility96GB

Y Computer Max 96

96GB on one GPU. Nothing translated.

The cleanest single-GPU path to high-quality local inference, with the broadest application support in the line.

Processor
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9960X
AI memory
256GB ECC system memory
Accelerator
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q · 96GB ECC
Storage
4TB NVMe
Format
Tower workstation · dedicated 120V/20A circuit recommended

A good fit for

  • 120B sparse models on one GPU
  • High-fidelity 70B-class models
  • CUDA-first agents, serving and creative applications

For models larger than 96GB or heavier concurrency, a dual-GPU Max 192 is quoted after workload validation.

$24,999

complete system · Y OS installation included · tax and shipping extra

Limited edition · QM Edition · founding run of 25

The multiplayer agent machine.

QM is the open-source agent harness Y Combinator's software team built for its own company and released under MIT — one agent floor for a whole team, in Slack and on the web. Deploying it normally takes a cloud account, a Postgres database and a platform engineer. This edition is a Pro 64 with all of that done: QM and Postgres on the box, agents running against local models through the Y OS API, Slack and web wired up at install.

  • Per-person workspaces — isolated memory, files, permissions and sandboxes
  • One identity across Slack and the web UI
  • Shared skills, crons and watches for background work
  • Strict / Auto security postures with hard denials, enforced on your hardware

$11,999

Pro 64 hardware · QM configured · Y OS installation included · tax and shipping extra

The full story

QM is open source (MIT), released by Y Combinator's software team. Y builds and supports this machine independently — not affiliated with or endorsed by Y Combinator.

The QM web UI: two concurrent agent sessions with a sidebar of files, crons, keychain, deploys, memory and skills
Founding run · № 1–25

Every build arrives working.

Assembled, burned in and benchmarked as one system — then shipped with the report from your exact machine.

01

Y OS, installed

Managed runtimes, private chat, local knowledge, voice, agent controls and one authenticated local API.

02

Models for your work

We choose formats that fit the memory and duty cycle, then pin the exact model and runtime versions.

03

Measured before handover

Your report records model hash, quantization, context, runtime, power profile and single- and multi-request results.

04

A system you can recover

Encrypted storage, signed pinned releases, pre-update snapshots and a documented rollback path.

Custom builds · order path

Order by card. Facts before it ships.

Order by card at the listed system price, including Y OS, or take a written quote first. These are built-to-order machines: we source the components, build and burn in, install Y OS and benchmark — 6–8 weeks from order to handover, acknowledged at checkout. Before your machine ships you get the exact components, lead time, warranty owner, return terms, shipping and estimated sales tax in writing.

  1. 1

    Fit call

    Workload, users, data boundary and the models you actually need.

  2. 2

    Written build

    Final BOM, price, lead time, warranty and benchmark profile.

  3. 3

    Build and handover

    Burn-in, Y OS onboarding and your machine-specific report.

Questions, answered plainly

Are these final retail prices?
The listed founding-batch price includes the stated hardware, build, Y OS installation and configuration, selected models, burn-in and machine-specific benchmark. Shipping and state sales tax are separate. Because high-memory component supply moves quickly, we confirm the exact bill of materials and warranty owner in writing before shipping and get your approval before any material change.
Custom versus a GB10 desk box — which do I want?
The GB10 boxes on the home page are stock chassis that ship in 3–5 weeks; pick one when 128GB unified and a standard shape fit the job. The custom line exists for the shapes stock cannot take: maximum capacity per watt, team throughput, or a single big CUDA GPU. Custom builds are assembled to order in 6–8 weeks.
Does all data stay local?
Local models, document search, transcription and the local API do not require an external AI provider. Optional web search, cloud models, email and other connectors can send data outside your network; Y OS labels those surfaces as External before they are enabled.
Which one should I buy?
Mini 128 is the best first system for one power user. Pro 64 is for parallel services and small teams willing to use a qualified AMD software image. Max 96 is for maximum CUDA compatibility and models that need up to 96GB on one GPU.

Founding-batch prices include the stated hardware, build, Y OS installation, selected models, burn-in and machine-specific benchmark. Representative product images shown.

Custom & big builds

Tell us what you want running locally.

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