← Back to context Comment by ilogik 1 day ago What GPU can I buy with >100GB of memory? 5 comments ilogik Reply verdverm 1 day ago DGX Spark is one, but really depends on how much you want to spend aurareturn 1 day ago 273GB/s bandwidth vs 614 GB/s of the M5 Max. And you're getting a whole laptop.$5k for DGX Spark as well. verdverm 1 day ago Prompt processing time is better on the spark, which aligns more with coding (more reading than writing).I spent less than $4k, OEM are better boxes for cooling, no apple markup, I get a real Linux system for stuff like k3s. 2 replies →
verdverm 1 day ago DGX Spark is one, but really depends on how much you want to spend aurareturn 1 day ago 273GB/s bandwidth vs 614 GB/s of the M5 Max. And you're getting a whole laptop.$5k for DGX Spark as well. verdverm 1 day ago Prompt processing time is better on the spark, which aligns more with coding (more reading than writing).I spent less than $4k, OEM are better boxes for cooling, no apple markup, I get a real Linux system for stuff like k3s. 2 replies →
aurareturn 1 day ago 273GB/s bandwidth vs 614 GB/s of the M5 Max. And you're getting a whole laptop.$5k for DGX Spark as well. verdverm 1 day ago Prompt processing time is better on the spark, which aligns more with coding (more reading than writing).I spent less than $4k, OEM are better boxes for cooling, no apple markup, I get a real Linux system for stuff like k3s. 2 replies →
verdverm 1 day ago Prompt processing time is better on the spark, which aligns more with coding (more reading than writing).I spent less than $4k, OEM are better boxes for cooling, no apple markup, I get a real Linux system for stuff like k3s. 2 replies →
DGX Spark is one, but really depends on how much you want to spend
273GB/s bandwidth vs 614 GB/s of the M5 Max. And you're getting a whole laptop.
$5k for DGX Spark as well.
Prompt processing time is better on the spark, which aligns more with coding (more reading than writing).
I spent less than $4k, OEM are better boxes for cooling, no apple markup, I get a real Linux system for stuff like k3s.
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