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That's what everybody was predicting based on the memory technology and the pictures. I'm just glad to hear about DGX Station, though I doubt I'll be able to af
by Gracana 2y ago
That's what everybody was predicting based on the memory technology and the pictures. I'm just glad to hear about DGX Station, though I doubt I'll be able to afford one.
- canucker2016 2y agotheVerge article says the DGX Spark will cost US$3K, about the same ballpark range as the Framework desktop with the maxed out 128GB RAM option. https://www.theverge.com/news/631957/nvidia-dgx-spark-station-grace-blackwell-ai-supercomputers-gtc https://www.theverge.com/news/631957/nvidia-dgx-spark-statio... 10Gb vs 5Gb Ethernet 1 HDMI 2.1, 4 x USB TypeC vs 1 HDMI 2.1, 2 Displayport, 2 USB TypeC
- InTheArena 2y agoThe unified memory model w/ CUDA support should be the huge differentiator for this hardware. I think a better comparison might be the Mac Studio ultra.
- nialv7 2y agoI think most people (including me) were expecting 384-bit and ~400G/s. Can't believe they went with 256.
- Gracana 2y agoBased on the chip count in the promo picture it looked like it was going to be a 256 bit interface, but it'd be unfair to say that it was known at that point. I certainly wish it was better.
- numba888 2y ago> glad to hear about DGX Station how much is it expected, my guess barely fits in 5 digits. Would be nice to have something in between Spark and Station. I.e. some desktop withing $20K.
- numba888 2y agowell, "RTX Pro Blackwell" desktop and workstation version looks to be the answer for midrange. Some should be available starting in April.