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AM5 board compatible with three GPUs

AM5 board compatible with three GPUs

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Nadroj9999
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08-04-2022, 08:53 PM
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It would mainly run on virtual machines, but they could also handle GPU tasks if required (free hardware not in use by any VMs). For a rack setup, you could fit 5 or 6 GPUs, but for a typical home setup, keeping it to 2 GPUs or using server-grade components makes more sense.
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Nadroj9999
08-04-2022, 08:53 PM #11

It would mainly run on virtual machines, but they could also handle GPU tasks if required (free hardware not in use by any VMs). For a rack setup, you could fit 5 or 6 GPUs, but for a typical home setup, keeping it to 2 GPUs or using server-grade components makes more sense.

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Cccallen
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08-06-2022, 01:39 AM
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I believe the RTX A5000 can serve as a virtualized GPU. I'm considering a few of these paired with an A4000 for rendering tasks. While researching the A5000 further, I discovered it offers additional features—perhaps two dual-slot cards would suffice if virtualization supports splitting their resources. It provides significantly more VRAM than the 3090s and matches the power of 40-series chips, featuring more tensor cores and reduced power consumption.
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Cccallen
08-06-2022, 01:39 AM #12

I believe the RTX A5000 can serve as a virtualized GPU. I'm considering a few of these paired with an A4000 for rendering tasks. While researching the A5000 further, I discovered it offers additional features—perhaps two dual-slot cards would suffice if virtualization supports splitting their resources. It provides significantly more VRAM than the 3090s and matches the power of 40-series chips, featuring more tensor cores and reduced power consumption.

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