The range · September 2029

The NX range

Five decks across two generations. In a deck code the number is the generation and the letter after the slash is the trim. An /S is stock, a /T is tuned, an /X has the fold table unrestricted. A D prefix means a bare bench board with no enclosure.

01How to read a deck code

Line

Every deck we have made. There is no second line and we are not planning one.

Generation

G1 to G5 so far. The generation fixes the silicon and the Hotfloor floor.

Trim

/S stock, /T tuned, /X extended. Trim sets block count and fold table width.

Bench board

No case, no thermal solution, 60% duty cycle. NXD-5 is an /X on a bare board.

02The five

NX5/X

11,200 cr

G5 · Extended

4,096-entry fold table, the widest we ship.

Twenty-four physical blocks presenting as forty-one. The widest fold table we ship, the whole eviction predictor, and a thermal solution you will hear.

Blocks, physical → effective: 24 → 41.3
Fold ratio: 1.72×
Sustained throughput: 1,180 MB/s
Residents, typical mixed set: 19
Noise under load: 41 dB(A)
Credits per 100 MB/s: 949

Full specification and benchmarks

NX5/T

7,400 cr

G5 · Tuned

The one most people should buy.

Four fewer blocks and a narrower fold table than the /X, for two thirds of the credits. Quiet enough to sit next to. This is the volume unit and we build it like it.

Blocks, physical → effective: 20 → 32.4
Fold ratio: 1.62×
Sustained throughput: 690 MB/s
Residents, typical mixed set: 15
Noise under load: 31 dB(A)
Credits per 100 MB/s: 1,072

NX5/S

4,900 cr

G5 · Stock

The lowest draw in the range, at 45 W.

Sixteen blocks, full Hotfloor, no fold-table extensions. Too small for a Sentry-class job, and the deck most people learn on.

Blocks, physical → effective: 16 → 24.6
Fold ratio: 1.54×
Sustained throughput: 410 MB/s
Residents, typical mixed set: 11
Noise under load: 22 dB(A)
Credits per 100 MB/s: 1,195

NX4/T

3,400 cr

G4 · Tuned · previous generation

Last generation, current price.

The G4 volume unit, still on the line because the tooling is paid for. Firmware supported to July 2033. We will tell you when to stop buying it.

Blocks, physical → effective: 20 → 29.2
Fold ratio: 1.46×
Sustained throughput: 520 MB/s
Residents, typical mixed set: 13
Noise under load: 29 dB(A)
Credits per 100 MB/s: 654

NXD-5

2,750 cr

G5 · Bench board · developers only

The /X silicon on an open board.

Open board, no enclosure, no thermal solution, 60% duty cycle on your own airflow. Identical silicon to the /X, sold for development work only.

Blocks, physical → effective: 24 → 41.3
Fold ratio: 1.72×
Sustained throughput: 1,180 MB/s
Residents, typical mixed set: 19
Noise under load: no enclosure
Credits per 100 MB/s: 233

03Residency, ranked

Effective blocks — what a mixed resident set actually fits

Generation 5
Generation 4

NX5/X41.3 blocks

NXD-541.3 blocks

NX5/T32.4 blocks

NX4/T29.2 blocks

NX5/S24.6 blocks

The NXD-5 matches the NX5/X because it is the same silicon. It will not hold that figure for thirty minutes without airflow you provide yourself.

Figures

Effective blocks
Unit	blocks
NX5/X	41.3
NXD-5	41.3
NX5/T	32.4
NX4/T	29.2
NX5/S	24.6

Which one

Learning, or a second deck: the NX5/S. Sixteen blocks and full Hotfloor. It will not carry a Sentry-class job.

Working: the NX5/T. Two thirds of the flagship’s credits, 58% of its throughput, and ten decibels quieter. Most people who buy an /X should have bought a /T.

Everything at once: the NX5/X. Nineteen residents, forty-one effective blocks and forty-one decibels of fan. Buy it for wide work in a room you do not share.

Budget: the NX4/T, at 3,400 credits the cheapest cased deck we sell, with firmware supported to July 2033.

04Full comparison

Every specification we publish, every deck we sell
Specification	NX5/X	NX5/T	NX5/S	NX4/T	NXD-5
Generation	G5	G5	G5	G4	G5
Trim	Extended	Tuned	Stock	Tuned	Bench board
Blocks, physical	24	20	16	20	24
Blocks, effective	41.3	32.4	24.6	29.2	41.3
Fold ratio	1.72×	1.62×	1.54×	1.46×	1.72×
Sustained, MB/s	1,180	690	410	520	1,180
Peak burst, MB/s	1,760	1,040	640	780	1,760
Residents, typical	19	15	11	13	19
ICE traversal, ms	14	24	38	31	14
Trace floor, /min	1.6	2.9	4.2	3.4	1.6
Cold jack, s	2.1	3.8	6.4	5.0	2.1
Draw, W	118	72	45	68	118
Noise, dB(A)	41	31	22	29	—
Mass, kg	3.1	2.3	1.9	2.4	0.6
Credits	11,200	7,400	4,900	3,400	2,750
Credits / 100 MB/s	949	1,072	1,195	654	233

All throughput figures: NITROBENCH 4 mixed-set profile, thirty minutes unbroken, 24 °C ambient, enclosure closed, averaged over the final twenty-five minutes. Noise measured at one metre, on-axis, under the same load.

05Ordering, support window, end of life

How a deck is ordered

Your yard’s supply desk raises a quote against a deck code and a quantity. Credits settle on the yard account on despatch. There is no checkout on this site, we do not take card details, and we never ask for a personal account.

Firmware support window

Four years from the last unit of a generation leaving the line. G4 firmware is supported to July 2033. G1 and G2 are out of support and out of parts, and a unit sent in for repair comes back unopened.

Warranty

Twelve months on every deck, parts and labour, no registration required. Cybrscape gives thirty-six, and charges 16,800 credits for a Mk V against our 11,200 for an NX5/X.

Generations shipped so far: G1 NX1 (March 2026) · G2 NX2 (December 2026) · G3 NX3 (September 2027) · G4 NX4 (July 2028) · G5 NX5 (April 2029).