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For ~$4000. Thats not A/H100 terrible, but its still out of reach for many nonprofessional ML users/tinkerers.
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
For ~$4000.
Thats not A/H100 terrible, but its still out of reach for many nonprofessional ML users/tinkerers.
- woodson 3y agoIt's roughly on par with NVIDIA RTX A6000, which also has 48GB VRAM.
- brucethemoose2 3y ago...Yes, and thats the problem. As a reminder, the A6000 is basically a double RAM 3090 TI, a 2020 GPU going for $4K. Nvidia is Nvidia as needs to preserve their pro tier stratification. But AMD has less to lose, and Intel has nothing to lose by pricing them more like gaming cards.