• RushLana@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      4 months ago

      Sadly no. AI hardware does not relies on the same fundamentals as consumer hardware.

      Long story short AI stuff use Float 4 or 8 because accuracy is not a factor. Games or physics simulation use Float 32 or 64.

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      4 months ago

      People replying to this with “muh enterprise” don’t understand that I can still plug in a Supermicro server with the correct power input, spin up Linux, and do whatever the hell I want with my giga ultra 8x NVlink GPU 2X Xeon CPU morbillion dollar server.

      Now even though it will be sold for a measly couple thousand dollars after the collapse, it doesn’t mean I can’t burn through my unemployment savings to have fun lol.