That said, a nice OEM option if you need something for AI workloads where the GPU market is completely soaked with scalpers. Been considering a drive to California just so I can get a GPU directly at MicroCenter instead of paying scalper overheads.
That said, a nice OEM option if you need something for AI workloads where the GPU market is completely soaked with scalpers. Been considering a drive to California just so I can get a GPU directly at MicroCenter instead of paying scalper overheads.
If it's the memory bandwidth you are after the Mac Mini with the m4 pro has similar, but max 64GB ram.
This is key. Nvidia has a terrible reputation with long term support (as market leaders, they can easily afford that). Apple just now (last November) dropped OS updates for their 2014 boxes. While a Mac Studio 2025 will not be a ridiculous amount of compute power in 10 years, I fully expect Nvidia to completely abandon support and software updates for this in five years tops.
Hopefully, considering the interest it generated, I'd hope the Linux crowd will be able to carry it further, maybe with decent open-source drivers, way past the expiration date Nvidia sets.
In what space do they have this reputation? In drivers, I see they're supporting hardware that's 10 years old right now.