The average person may not even own a personal computer, has a company-owned notebook with barely 16 GB of RAM and maybe a TPU, and here you are saying that owning a prosumer GPU and more RAM than what most people will buy across their entire lifetimes is common.

> Not completely obvious.

I'd have to spend what, 5-10k today to run flash models? It can't be justified as long as I have Luna on 20$ sub. I'd have to be doing so much heavy unsupervised work for the economy to make sense.

The number of people who have 192GB RAM at their disposal is minuscule because there was no reason to have that much just recently unless: 1. You're a professional in some compute heavy field AND 2. You don't use a cloud or in-house enterprise infrastructure

If you think that 192GB of VRAM on a video card that costs 3k€ is "pedestrian", I think you're a bit out of touch with the average consumer.

12 months ago buying 192 gigs of ram was pedestrian? Really?