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Finally, "real" GPUs on the Raspberry Pi 5

cstanton over 1 year ago

Stable diffusion, A.I. LLM, video rendering, or gaming? Maybe VR? Would a more powerful GPU on the Pi benefit you?

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misaz over 1 year ago

you can choose super performant GPU and use it with super slow disk storage (SD card) or you can choose super performant disk storage (NVME drive) and use it with slow integrated GPU. Hard decision...
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Gough Lui over 1 year ago in reply to misaz

Or you can spend a lot of money on a PCIe switch to share the limited PCIe bus bandwidth between them.

On a more serious note ... sometimes YouTubers are so preoccupied with being first to try something that they forget whether they should do that "something" in the first place.

An expensive GPU deserves better :).

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Gough Lui over 1 year ago in reply to misaz

Or you can spend a lot of money on a PCIe switch to share the limited PCIe bus bandwidth between them.

On a more serious note ... sometimes YouTubers are so preoccupied with being first to try something that they forget whether they should do that "something" in the first place.

An expensive GPU deserves better :).

- Gough
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