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32GB at $2000 seems sensible given the current market. I was wondering when RAM would increase. I don't understand AI TOPS. Per NVidia: * 5090: 3352 * 4090:
by frognumber 2y ago
32GB at $2000 seems sensible given the current market. I was wondering when RAM would increase.
I don't understand AI TOPS. Per NVidia:
* 5090: 3352
* 4090: 1321
* 3090 Ti: 320
* 3090: 285
* 3060 Ti: 130
* 2080 Ti: 114
source: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-series/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-serie...
What's increased tenfold since Ampere? Can someone explain this to me and how it impacts real-world performance?
- lostmsu 2y agoThese are probably int4 numbers.
- dagmx 2y agoYeah 100% its 4 bit vs 8 bit. They did the same thing for the DC units last year to claim a 2x performance uplift.
- xyst 2y ago$2K, straight from nvidia and retailers. But after the scalpers, LLM companies and crypto miners, it will be $4K or more
- Uehreka 2y agoThis is a guess, but I wonder if higher memory speeds led to a bigger jump in performance than ops/sec would suggest.
- segmondy 2y agoyup, seems sensible because we have been getting gouged to death with high prices for a minute. Being that 4090's are going for $2000. I suspect we are going to see 5090's easily settle at $3000. The demand from the AI space is intense.
- Bancakes 2y agoThe current market being a monopoly where your next best choice are HPC cards, again by nvidia? $2000 gives ludicrous profit margins and the mid and especially low end 5000 series will suffer. Hopefully AMD eats them up in the non-compute market.