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It's more throughput, but way less value and there's still no NVLink on the 6000. Something like ~4x the price, ~20% more performance, 3x the VRAM. There's tw
by skhameneh 1y ago
It's more throughput, but way less value and there's still no NVLink on the 6000. Something like ~4x the price, ~20% more performance, 3x the VRAM.
There's two models that go by 6000, the RTX Pro 6000 (Blackwell) is the one that's currently relevant.
- QQ00 1y agothe RTX Pro 6000 (Blackwell) does not have NVlink? if so, what the fuck Mr.leather jacket.
- kouteiheika 1y agoOf course it doesn't; artificial segmentation because they really want you to buy their even more expensive datacenter GPUs for AI training.
- touisteur 1y agoL40/L40S didn't have it either, which was announced late and felt like a gut-punch for the rare actual non-AI use-case at the time. A40 nvlink was limited though, one-to-one (bridge), never saw it daisy-chained or nvswitched (might have just not seen them myself, they may have existed).