so rich obesity sufferers are getting it before poorer fat people
In my house I currently have almost 900 GB/S memory bandwidth in aggregate but only 132 GB total DRAM.
I just finished a test of running this Deepseek-R1 768 GB model locally on a cluster of computers with 800 GB/s memory bandwidth (faster than the machine in the twitter post) and I can now extrapolate to a cluster with 6000 GB/s aggregate memory bandwidth and I'm sure we can reach higher speeds than Groq and Cerebras [1] on these large models.
We might even be cheap enough in OPEX to retrain these models.
Would anyone with cofounder or commercial skills be willing to set up this hosting service with me, it will take less than $30K investment but could be profitable in weeks?
[1] https://hc2024.hotchips.org/assets/program/conference/day2/7...
I think the TDP on the 9700X and 9600X may have been set a bit too low (in fact, there are indications it will be raised in a future BIOS update [1]), which led to a relatively cool reception from reviewers focused on raw performance. When looking at performance-per-watt in Phoronix tests, 9700X and 9600X often fare better than the bigger chips with higher TDP, but for desktops I guess efficiency is just not that big of a concern.
[1] https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-set-to-boost-tdp-for-ryzen-5...
In other words, there are some legitimate reasons for a job posting to be indefinite, even if it doesn't seem common for software engineering jobs in particular.
Seems too easy to be abused.