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That’s nice. Anyways, i had fun building a Linux server to stick an nvidia GPU in. I’m sure it’s going to be pretty common over the next few years as devs real
by J_Shelby_J 3y ago
That’s nice.
Anyways, i had fun building a Linux server to stick an nvidia GPU in. I’m sure it’s going to be pretty common over the next few years as devs realize they can’t just do everything with a MacBook. (Or maybe apple will add support for 3rd party GPUs like they had with the intel MacBooks)
This was my take away from the apple AR headset; it doesn’t matter how nice the UX is if it lacks the compute to do anything interesting… and AR/VR takes a LOT of compute.
- MBCook 3y agoSure no one‘s going to be running 16 gig models on their iPhone anytime soon. And my $1500 MacBook is not gonna compete with a dedicated $2000 Nvidia card drawing hundreds of watts. But you don’t need all that. There’s must be tons of great uses that would benefit me as a user that don’t have requirements that steep. My devices will never compete with a data center, there will always be things that have to be hosted elsewhere. But there’s still benefit to be had.