@nintendork07
patiently waiting for the AI crash so we can get our VRAM back
@basilontop
the thermal throttling on that tiny box is gonna be next-level...
@thexgamer8240
But the most important question is: Can it run Crysis?
@TheBernardPotter
As far as I'm concerned I'm watching this video on a supercomputer that can fit in my hand
@DaftknightLP
How come there's a GPU with 800 gigabytes of vram, and yet Nvidia is like "naw you only need 8"
@haytutt
All so you can ask the AI what day of the week it is
@Cambone13
Showing this stuff to game likers starved for vram on new mid tier gpus is a bit of a bummer
@MrRanddo
Dude sounds like a shady salesman
@georges7259
In 1981 if someone told me I would have more power in my pocket than a CRAY 1, in my lifetime, I wouldn't have believed it. That came true in 2005 with smartphones having 100-500 MFLOPS, while the CRAY 1 had 160 MFLOPS.
@arxligion
How tf do you cool 1.4MW??
@GeltyDrake
AI can go directly to the trash can
@MilkyWayMP
If these existed on a smaller scale, we'd have 16gb min 64gb max on geforce.
@AricRastley
I want it so badly 😭
@johnmccallum9106
I can see it now a video of Linus heating his house, pool and hot water with this and then connecting it to his gaming rig.
@thadaagaard6648
The math doesn't calculate well on 1.4mw in 1 rack. I suspect someone misplaced a decimal point. 200a at 408v 3 phase is about 140kw which is a lot but barely believable to deliver to a single rack.
@petersmythe6462
"784 GB of VRAM" That's 772 more than my machine and I still could find a way to immediately use it up.
@pappak-l3e
and the power grid go black out after you plug that in
@dylandesnoo
Take your smartphone to the 1980s. I bet you could sell it like a "supercomputer".
@Eli-zb2yj
Now I can finally run minesweeper at high settings
@Carpet-or-rug