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minus-squareranzispa@mander.xyzlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·2 months agoFair, I guess I’d also want some ram if I did not have access to a compute cluster. But to be fair, for what I do I don’t really think you can fit that much ram on a consumer motherboard. In machine learning I don’t generally find memory to be the bottleneck, as long as the GPU can handle it. But sure, opening huge files can be big trouble.
Fair, I guess I’d also want some ram if I did not have access to a compute cluster.
But to be fair, for what I do I don’t really think you can fit that much ram on a consumer motherboard.
In machine learning I don’t generally find memory to be the bottleneck, as long as the GPU can handle it.
But sure, opening huge files can be big trouble.