Jensen Huang’s Signed RTX Pro 6000 Sold for a Record Price

NVIDIA’s RTX Pro 6000, one of the most powerful workstation graphics cards using the Blackwell architecture, is making headlines this time not for its performance, but for the price it reached at auction. Moreover, the original owner didn’t purchase the card; they won it completely free at an NVIDIA event. Two separate signatures by Jensen Huang transformed this lucky raffle prize into a highly valuable collector’s item.

RTX Pro 6000 Sold for $57,450 at Auction

The RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition was sold for $57,450 at an auction organized by RR Auction. Initially, the card was estimated to fetch around $6,000. Thus, the final sale price reached almost ten times the expectation, resulting in a rather unusual outcome.

Jensen Huang's Signed RTX Pro 6000 Sold for a Record Price

The card’s story dates back to NVIDIA’s GTC 2026 Physical AI Developer Meetup event in March. The graphics card, given away in a raffle at the event attended by approximately 500 people, is said to be the only RTX Pro 6000 distributed that night. Jensen Huang later signed the product twice with a gold-colored pen; one signature was placed on the metal case, and the other inside the box.

Even without the signature, the RTX Pro 6000 is an extremely expensive piece of hardware. The Blackwell architecture card with 96 GB of GDDR7 memory sells for approximately $12,000 to $16,000 depending on the retailer. Therefore, the $57,450 auction price is largely due to both the hardware and Jensen Huang’s popularity in the tech world.

This isn’t the first instance where Huang’s signature has increased the collector’s value of a card. While his signed RTX 5090 Dhahab Edition was previously auctioned off, a leather jacket he wore sold for $960,000 in July. But this time there’s a significant difference: the sale wasn’t for charity. The money raised from the auction went directly to the card’s owner, turning a free GPU into a massive five-figure win in a single transaction.

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