Alibaba is giving sleepless nights to the tech giants
They are just giving sleepless nights to the western tech giants.
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Alibaba is giving sleepless nights to the tech giants
They are just giving sleepless nights to the western tech giants.
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I can do traditional server stuff on any old computer with a big hard disk and a decent amount of RAM. That's not worth $3500-$4000. When RAMpocalypse is over and we can buy a Strix Halo for under $2000 again, the math starts mathing. It becomes a pretty great desktop computer that also happens to run AI pretty well at a pretty good price.
Yeah, but that computer can’t also do the AI stuff. And not everybody has a desktop with multiple 32GB GPUs available. I’ll admit though I’m biased because I bought my board for $1600 back before the prices went crazy.
Finally, a reason to own a 128GB Strix Halo or GB10 device. Or a reason to consider the new Mac Studio. I have a Strix Halo and dual 32GB GPUs in my desktop, and the latter is pretty much always better for running local models because it's quite a bit faster due to higher memory bandwidth. There simply haven't been any models that are better than Qwen 27B or Gemma 31B, which run comfortably in 64GB with big context.…
how much performance (tok/s) can you expect from 128GB Strix Halo? assuming this model will be released with FP8 also can you use it for fine tuning?
+1 to the long list of people hoping for Qwen3.8-27b A3B.
You probably meant Qwen3.8-35B-A3B. But judging from some of the words from their team, it seems unlikely unfortunately.
For context 35B on my m4 runs at 10 tokens a second, 27B moe runs 50-60 tokens a second.
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how much performance (tok/s) can you expect from 128GB Strix Halo? assuming this model will be released with FP8 also can you use it for fine tuning?
You can only use up to 90gb for the GPU, so it doesn't fit
These are roughly the settings I use: https://github.com/kyuz0/amd-strix-halo-toolboxes#kernel-par...
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You can already run it locally its just not the same. It is still slow, a lot slower than what you are used to with claude and co. And as soon as you increase context size, your memory requirements jump. Then when it runs for 30 minutes for something claude needs 5, your device will get hot. And even a used 3090 is apparently now between 1-2k.
> It is still slow, a lot slower than what you are used to with claude and co. That really depends on the model, I run a few models locally. All at speeds comparable to or faster than Opus. In general we haven't reached the ceiling for what performance we can get out of consumer hardware. As evidence by FreeToken which hasn't even added MTP/speculative drafting support yet, which will add another boost. > Then when i…
Finally, a reason to own a 128GB Strix Halo or GB10 device. Or a reason to consider the new Mac Studio. I have a Strix Halo and dual 32GB GPUs in my desktop, and the latter is pretty much always better for running local models because it's quite a bit faster due to higher memory bandwidth. There simply haven't been any models that are better than Qwen 27B or Gemma 31B, which run comfortably in 64GB with big context.…
A 3060ti 8gb, released in 2020, has 448 GB/s of bandwidth compared to the Halo 256 GB/s The 3080ti is 912.4 GB/s
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I built a router that lets you route between local and cloud models. Link in my profile.
Yeah, I also built my own "router" for this: if (process.env.LOCAL_MODEL { http('localhost:3000/v1/completions')... } else { http('api.openrouter.ai/v1/completions')... }