interesting launch but vague in its own way like the one from AMD (less so but in a different way). it is easy to be carried away with vram size, but keeping i

interesting launch but vague in its own way like the one from AMD (less so but in a different way). it is easy to be carried away with vram size, but keeping in mind that most people with apple silicon (who can enjoy several times more memory) are stuck at inference, while training performance is off the charts through cuda hardware. the jury is yet to be out on actual ai training performance, but i bet 4090, if sold at 1k or below, would be better value than lower tier 50 series. the "ai tops" of the 50 series is only impressive for the top model, while the rest are either similar or with lower memory bandwidth despite the newer architecture. i think by now the training is best left on the cloud and overall i'd be happy rather owning a 5070 ti at this rate.