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Something like an Apple M-Series, but with enough RTX cores bolted on to provide, say, PS5 levels of GPU... that could be pretty compelling. I like my M1 Studio
by TylerE 3y ago
Something like an Apple M-Series, but with enough RTX cores bolted on to provide, say, PS5 levels of GPU... that could be pretty compelling. I like my M1 Studio a ton, but I do wish it had a bit more GPU.
- VHRanger 3y agoThey've been building the Tegra for the switch and shield. I'd be interested in more recent SoCs from them
- brucethemoose2 3y agoYou can already buy Orin dev boards, they just cost a fortune.
- kcb 3y agoAnd have terrible software support. The Nvidia SDK Manager that you need to flash the OS image only runs on specific old versions of Ubuntu. Then you basically get stuck with whatever Linux kernel you get at release.
- moondev 3y agoI have an AGX Xavier running ESXi arm edition. This makes it easy to run any Linux aarch64 distro that provides a uefi iso installer. It even supports running windows for arm vms. Great way to put the 32G of memory and NVME to use
- pier25 3y agoThe M2 improved the GPU considerably and the M3 is rumoured to improve it even further.
- TylerE 3y agoI look forward to it then. I actually bought mine through a best buy program where after, I think it was 24 months I basically have the option of making either a balloon payment and keeping the machine I have, or turning it in but applying at least a substantial percentage of payments so far (might even be 100%) towards the latest generation. So, I'll probably do that and get whatever M2/M3 Studio is available, and hopefully spring for the Ultra double the everything version instead of the base. Even still, my basest of base 32GB M1 Studio actually games pretty well in the few games that are really properly optimized for it (e.g. arm native, vulkan)
- TylerE 3y agoCan any of the downvoters care to say why they did so?
- raverbashing 3y agoMakes me wonder if this could be on the next-gen Playstation or XBOX