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- K0baltThese are going to be so awesome to buy in 5-8 years!Right now I’m running 2x 3090 and 128 gb ram on 3.8 flash-next180b (the quant is 97gb) and it hums at120t/s. It’s really a surprisingly good model for general tasks, and I’m soon to see how it does with more agentic kit. For agentic work it does slow down quite a bit when the context fills up… but what do you want for running a 180b model on consumer hardware?Right now I have it set up as an administrator for our asterisk PBX and radius server, and it does higher level judgment on our cctv footage for notifications to security. It’s been really good so far. Agents are the new UI, everything just works over SSH now.
- suprjamiWith an impressive 1.5TB/s RAM bandwidth you'd think they'd advertise that more.Marketing department asleep at the wheel.
- p0w3n3dTo be honest these ubiquitous AI hardware news look to me more and more like Maybach commercials.Not targeting me
- rkagererCan I actually buy this? Should I prefer it over Blackwell?
- ismailmaj1.5 TB/s 1.3 PFLOPS with no fast multi-GPU, it's a consumer card that pretends to be a server card.It would work great on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next or GLM-5.3 as single user decode only hits a few experts, anything with concurrent users and you'd be sitting for a while.
- ismailmajFun to see the LLMism on the product page: "A, not B"
- kittikittiThis is a brand new class of GPU that I am excited for, especially because it's rated for air cooling. I hope to see other manufacturers release GPU's with multiple of 100 GB's that can be utilized even in an at-home system's with PCIe 5 support. I probably can't afford this but knowing the engineering is sound at this scale means a similar accelerator maybe attainable.
- hannasmCan intel gift me one?The cost of a 480gb ram video card seems preposterous to be even marketing at this point.Intel is going to make a card that costs $1 million dollars.. this is like industrial newsletters bleeding into a public forum> Commercial Scale Pricing: In the industrial data center sector, battery storage systems are priced per kilowatt-hour (kWh) or megawatt-hour (MWh). Industrial battery storage installations typically cost $300,000 to $450,000+ per MWh of capacity depending on software integration, cooling systems, and structural framing.Let's all get excited
- ckrapuSlop and placeholder text on the page, including this one. They should have reviewed their webpage."What software frameworks are relevant to Intel GPU D270?Intel GPU D270 messaging should reference familiar AI software and serving frameworks such as PyTorch, vLLM, SGLang, and OpenAI Triton, where approved. This helps developers and platform teams understand how the product fits into existing AI workflows."
- hurricanepootisLooks like Intel is choosing to title its new crescent island cards with the D prefix despite being Crescent Island.Kind of disappointed that Intel is (probably) not going to release consumer class GPUs. Intel's driver stack was seriously getting mature—both on Linux and Windows. It's always nice to have a third option available.
- arjieSeems incredibly little compute for this. Is it meant to be MoE specific?
- nunzioracitiHow much is it expected to cost?
- jauntywundrkindThey originally said it was going to be 120GB but that partners could ship bigger capacities. So much for that!I do hope this has a price point that makes it somewhat competitive with a Mac! Consumers have had nearly no choices available for mem capacity, and 20 channels of lpddr5 is one way to get that capacity! Go Intel!
- aboardRat4How many fps in Cyberpunk 2077?
- porkbellyeeeAi generated no doubt
- doublerabbit> Efficient token serving Dense, air-cooled, standard PCIe infrastructure helps maximize tokens per rack and watt, scaling serving capacity and keeping costs in check.Next the tokens will be asking for tequila and caviar. Bow down to the new token overloads.
- nekusarYay more vaporware hardware I get to read about and never see or have a chance to buy.
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