M5

Crazy thought, what about a mini PC with 64/96gb of ram? I have a Gmtek k12 with 64gb of ram that's a dedicated server to host quite a few containers/applications. It does have Llama cpp for very basic agentic workflows. I got it for $1K USD which is significantly less than a Mac or 395+. If I didn'

I thought about building a suitcase pc for my son before his next deployment. But there's sweet mini-pcs out there now with the AMD AI 395 Strix Halo that can game better than most gaming laptops. They use integrated graphics the 8060s, with similar performance to a 4070. Bosgame M5 AI Mini DesktopG

LLM’s are the ceiling, being static models with finite context. It’s great tool, for sure - but it’s not the route to AGI. You’ll see it yourself, tinkering around with local deployments is great way to understand what’s going on behind the scenes, and where llm ends and typical programming starts.

Ci sono dei MiniPc col Ryzen su base Strix Halo + 128GB di RAM che grazie alla possibilita' di assegnare uno spazio Vram fino a 96GB permettono di "smanettare" benone con l'IA (e non solo) senza spendere diverse migliaia di euro...tipo questo: https://www.notebookcheck.it/Mini-PC-con-AMD-Strix-Halo-

my suggestion is a minipc using Strix Halo. the 8060S gpu built in to the system runs about as well as a 4060 (so 1080p medium-to-high in most AAA games) GMKtec EVO-X2 AI Mini PC AMD Ryzen™ AI Max+ 395, $1699 (64gb) to 2699 (128GB)https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-max-395-evo-x2-

The price gap between the Bosgame M5 and the Framework Desktop comes down to premium engineering versus mass production, even though they share the same AMD Ryzen AI Max+ processor. Framework charges a premium because you are paying for an elite, custom-engineered 4.5L chassis built around modularit