NVIDIA RTX 5090 Blackwell GPU features 21760 CUDA cores, 32GB GDDR7 memory and 575 TDP The new generation of NVIDIA graphics is here. NVIDIA has announced its new generation of graphics cards for desktops. This time, NVIDIA is introducing four SKUs: RTX 5090, RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, and RTX 5070, with prices ranging from […]
I’m sure there would be a few, surely? Multi-million dollar lottery win; finding an old USB key with a bunch of bitcoin; discovering an oil/gas reserve on your property; finding a suspicious unattended briefcase filled with unmarked bills; an unexpected inheritance from a previously unknown great-aunt, provided you spend a night in her haunted manor…
…yoy know, just those usual circumstances that happen to all of us!
I self host my own llms and home assistant voice, having multiple models loaded at once is appealing. I am the exceedingly rare use case - and even I think it’s too much. For the same price I could get two 3000 series cards that would do what I would need.
There is no likely scenario in which I would pay $2,000 for a video card.
I’m sure there would be a few, surely? Multi-million dollar lottery win; finding an old USB key with a bunch of bitcoin; discovering an oil/gas reserve on your property; finding a suspicious unattended briefcase filled with unmarked bills; an unexpected inheritance from a previously unknown great-aunt, provided you spend a night in her haunted manor…
…yoy know, just those usual circumstances that happen to all of us!
No, and you probably wouldn’t need one either since very few people actually need that type of computation power today.
The only argument here is that you have a special use case.
I self host my own llms and home assistant voice, having multiple models loaded at once is appealing. I am the exceedingly rare use case - and even I think it’s too much. For the same price I could get two 3000 series cards that would do what I would need.