> because gpu manufacturers likes to lock down and charge alot for tiny part of silicon that does it. Those shenanigans have a far smaller effect than the fun

> because gpu manufacturers likes to lock down and charge alot for tiny part of silicon that does it. Those shenanigans have a far smaller effect than the fundamental problem with buying a large GPU when you have no use for 80% of what's on that chip. That's obviously not going to be economical at large scale (especially not during a GPU shortage driven by demand for exactly the portions of a GPU that you never use).