This is good for home users and self-hosting but production work loads are not going to be run on these cards. They need to show it performs well on their m300 instinct vs all the enterprise cards Nvidia offers. It's also the small model so production stuff may need the larger one.
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Please no. As much as I like seeing nvidia take it on the chin, I miss when video cards were for games and not being snapped up by miners and AI bros.
Nvidia cards which are good for gaming are going to be dumped out of data centers in record levels for pennies
Not looking to buy one that I have no clue how well they ran it. For every story of “oh we under volted and rather them super cool” there’s untold ones that just tossed in in there and ran them to their max.
Then buy 3. At that volume you may actually touch the MSRP for one.
I can't get enough of Nvidia getting shit on.
Who gives a fuck about ai. Give me a card good at pushing graphics!
REAL graphics, no just fake frames.