expects CUDA, which is Nvidia's computing platform. And if your work depends on GPU tools and your hill climbing and your fine-tuning your models, that all works great, right? If you are that kind of nerd, and I know a bunch of you out there are, fantastic. Moving on from Nvidia, if you're in an AMD-based environment, which anecdotally not too many people are, you want to be able to put together a very high-memory setup to make sure that a conventional Windows or Linux PC is going to run well. There are also folks who have Omaki on there, and that works great. I
Moving on from Nvidia, if you're in an AMD-based environment, which anecdotally not too many people are, you want to be able to put together a very high-memory setup to make sure that a conventional Windows or Linux PC is going to run well.