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"relatively high powered"? there's nothing faster out there.
by _zoltan_ 1y ago
"relatively high powered"? there's nothing faster out there.
- chvid 1y agoRelative to what you can get in the cloud or on a desktop machine.
- MangoToupe 1y agoIs this true per watt?
- spookie 1y agoIt doesn't matter for a lot of applications. But fair, for a big part of them it is either essential or a nice to have. But completely off the point if we are waging fastest compute no matter what.
- johnboiles 1y ago...fastest compute no matter watt
- sgt101 1y agoI wonder what Apple would have to do to make metal + its processors run faster than nVidia? I guess that it's all about the interconnects really.
- summarity 1y agoRight now, for LLMs, the only limiting factor on Apple Silicon is memory bandwidth. There hasn’t been progress on this since the original M1 Ultra. And since abandoning UltraFusion, we won’t see progress here anytime soon either.
- szundi 1y ago[dead]
- glhaynes 1y agoHave they abandoned UltraFusion? Last I’d heard, they’d just said something like “not all generations will get an Ultra chip” around the time the M4 showed up (the first M chip lacking an Ultra variation), which makes me think the M5 or M6 is fairly likely to get an Ultra.
- librasteve 1y agothis is like saying the only limiting factor on computers is the von neumann bottleneck
- quitit 1y agoRelative to the apple hardware, the nvidia is high powered. I appreciate that English is your second language after your Hungarian mother-tongue. My comment reflects upon the low and high powered compute of the apple vs. nvidia hardware.