Intel GPU D-series, code-named Crescent Island- 480 GB LPDDR5X memory- 1.5 TB/s of memory bandwidth- 1.3 petaflops of FP8- 350 W TDP
can it play crysis
>>110049798How would you play games with this if there is no display output? Weird
>>110049821>>110049834you do that on the cloud silly
>>110049834motherboard hdmi
Can this be used in a rendering server for Blender?
>>110049798>New inference kingPrice?
>>110049918hdmi more like ngmi
>>110049946>Price?4k$
>>110049955Wait for memory prices to crash
>>110049965lel, micron announced that more than 75% of total factory output for 2027 is already sold.
>>110049965that price is factoring that it will be available as aftermarket for 4k$ in 4 years
>>110049981By sold you mean promised in long term contracts that will never manifest with loans made of money that no one actually has.
>>110050007>of money that no one actually has.it is OVER megacorps run out of money....
>>110049981>>110050007You cannot fulfill a contract for a company that does not exist.>but But should have asked for actual money up front, oh well. Maybe I'll buy at 75% the price.
>>1100500072027 is not long term. the output is sold already. the major buyers: google, spacex, amazon, microsoft, facebook have the money. their last earnings are good. meta last two earnings? $27 and $16 billions of profits. meta could build two or three giant data centers every years without blinking.
>>110050050You cannot sell what doesn't exist unless you buy it with money that doesn't exist. Eventually investors really will figure out that there is no money to be made from it and the all time highs that all these companies exponentially rocketed to will come crashing down. They've already installed the poo glass ceilings at most of them to take the blame, it's about to collapse lol.
>>110050073>with money that doesn't exist.meta cash balance is $80 billions
Now I have a big riddle that I'm not even sure I can solve myself. What kind of billion dollar company goes around gimping their GPU's, selling them to cloud companies, and then...rents back said GPU's back to themselves? That's like the owner of Marlboro going to 7-11 and buying a pack of Reds. that's like Hollywood video buying the rights to rent movies out to customers and then locking the store.The real riddle is how much money you can blow doing circlejerk moves like this just to pretend you're doing something.
>>110050122Is that actual cash or the magic word "revenue"?
>>110050140you have no idea what you are talking about ask ais for a couple hours to get educated and then post again and no don't get educated from shorts on tiktok
>>110049798>- 480 GB LPDDR5X memoryi want this for genning 2d anime girls
And how much is it going to cost? I think it's going to be easily 10 grand even without CUDA. For reference, these are the numbers for a RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell GPU. And this just about equals it.
>>110050209don't compare LPDDR5X with HBM this will cost 7.5-8k$ max
>>110050159actual cash.first quarterrevenues: 56 billionsprofits: 27 billionssecond quarter:revenues: 60 billionsprofits: 16 billionscash on hand: 80 billions
>>110049834Isn't it?>GPU>no display outWe used to called shit like this coprocessors.
>>110050214An RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell is using GDDR7 and getting only slightly higher numbers on bandwidth and it costs 15K on the streets right now per card. Without the CUDA ecosystem, the best Intel can do is price it at a discount relative to that pricing.
>>110050171>revenues: 56 billions>profits: 27 billionsStinky>second quarter:>revenues: 60 billions>profits: 16 billionsUH OH STINKY
>>110049798Seventy five thousand dollars
