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[–] reversedposterior 4 points 1 month ago

I do think that as we get more and more 'all on one die' solutions that are good enough, coupled with the AI upscaling technologies, everyone other than the extreme enthusiast or enterprise users won't need dgpus any more in a few years anyway.