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"It would be poetic to see 32-48GB at a non-eye-watering price point." I heard some Asrock motherboard BIOSes could set the VRAM up to 64GB on Ryzen5. Doing s
by zoobab 3y ago
"It would be poetic to see 32-48GB at a non-eye-watering price point."
I heard some Asrock motherboard BIOSes could set the VRAM up to 64GB on Ryzen5.
Doing some investigations with different AMD hardware atm.
- stefanka 3y agoThat would be an interesting information. Which MB works with with which APU with 32 or more GB of VRAM. Can you post your findings please?
- LoganDark 3y agoWhen has an APU ever been as fast as a GPU? How much cache does it have, a few hundred megabytes? That can't possibly be enough for matmul, no matter how much slow DDR4/5 is technically addressable.
- zoobab 3y ago"APU ever been as fast as a GPU" Ryzen5 has both CPU+GPU on one chip, the BIOS allows you set the amount of VRAM. They share the same RAM bank, you can set 16GB of VRAM and 16GB for the OS if you use a 32GB RAM bank.
- LoganDark 3y agoWhat I'm saying is that GPUs rely on having the memory close to the die so that it actually has enough bandwidth to saturate the cores. System memory is not very close to the CPU (compared to GPUs), so I have doubts about whether an APU would be able to reach GPU levels of performance over gigabytes of model weights.