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Couldn't we load it onto an NVIDIA RTX A6000? It is much much faster than the M1 Max. It has a much greater memory bandwith too
by jason0597 5y ago
Couldn't we load it onto an NVIDIA RTX A6000? It is much much faster than the M1 Max. It has a much greater memory bandwith too
- _2d30 5y agoWouldn’t benefit from UMA
- pcwalton 5y agoPCIe 5 speed is 64 GB/s, so theoretically if you perfectly pipelined the result you could achieve the same performance on a next-generation discrete GPU.
- HALtheWise 5y agoUnfortunately, the memory bandwidth that matters here is not bandwidth to GPU memory, but bandwidth to main system memory (unless anyone knows how to splice a pointer to GPU memory onto a unix pipe). That's specifically why the M1 came to mind, as a powerful UMA machine that can run Linux. Perhaps a modern gaming console could hit the same performance, but I don't know if they can run Linux.