From the article:
>According to Dell Technologies COO Jeff Clarke, Nvidia’s latest AI accelerator will consume 1,000 watts – 42 percent more than its predecessor. But don’t worry, he’s pretty sure liquid cooling won’t be required to tame the beast.
So I’m starting to wonder how many more generations it’s gonna be before we have to start running another circuit breaker just for our GPU’s like we do with the dryer and fridge.
Razer, etc. will probably be all over it with RGB outlets, sleeved 10 guage, and 30 amp breakers with little OLED displays.
machinationstudio
Those with a 1600 watt psu feeling vindicated
SarahSplatz
Damn theyre really turning that “dedicated psu for the gpu” meme into a reality
DividedState
Maybe it is time to mount the GPU on the mainboard and add the CPU to a card. That way you can mount different coolers.
I know this is not for consumer, but it is still the first thought I had.
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From the article:
>According to Dell Technologies COO Jeff Clarke, Nvidia’s latest AI accelerator will consume 1,000 watts – 42 percent more than its predecessor. But don’t worry, he’s pretty sure liquid cooling won’t be required to tame the beast.
GPU as in AI accelerators, not consumer cards.
The current gen H200 already draws 700W per chip.
A picture of a beta model just leaked
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https://preview.redd.it/anknbqifvmmc1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e77fcd02066ca712f7dc60a8c78178b3276b20d5
So I’m starting to wonder how many more generations it’s gonna be before we have to start running another circuit breaker just for our GPU’s like we do with the dryer and fridge.
Razer, etc. will probably be all over it with RGB outlets, sleeved 10 guage, and 30 amp breakers with little OLED displays.
Those with a 1600 watt psu feeling vindicated
Damn theyre really turning that “dedicated psu for the gpu” meme into a reality
Maybe it is time to mount the GPU on the mainboard and add the CPU to a card. That way you can mount different coolers.
I know this is not for consumer, but it is still the first thought I had.