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If you are willing and able to put together the type of system described in the OP (a workstation-class PC, with multiple discrete GPUs and often multiple power
by angoragoats 2y ago
If you are willing and able to put together the type of system described in the OP (a workstation-class PC, with multiple discrete GPUs and often multiple power supplies), a Mac never makes sense. There are hardware options available at essentially every price point that beat (in some cases drastically) the performance and memory capacity of a Mac.
And I say this at the risk of being called pedantic, but a cluster of Mac minis would have zero VRAM.