Wake me up when you can buy this for $60 again. Maybe in 2035
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#42I wish I had learned about this when it was still $60. In Canada I can't find any for less than $300.
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#43So this is the future of the Nvidia B200 cards as well
What Nvidia B200 Cards?
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#44> Ok it’s not exactly $60 but you can get the board itself for that amount of money on eBay if you’re lucky I guffawed. And then closed the tab.
You can get them that cheap, you just need a time machine. I built a few that were about that price including a free 128GB SSD in late 2024. The FSP500 PSU from one particular ebay seller was cheaper then too ($5-10).
Been really fun watching this go from e-waste to having mesa support and CU/CPU unlocks.
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#47> Ok it’s not exactly $60 but you can get the board itself for that amount of money on eBay if you’re lucky I guffawed. And then closed the tab.
Also no display? What kind of games are we playing
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#48You are _not_ getting one of these for less than $300, and because of this post and many like it, there are countless scams selling just cases for them at this price from a dollar or two of filament.
If it's advertised as a case and it works, why is it a scam? I don't own a 3D printer, nor do I know anyone who does. If someone is designing, printing, and selling a useful product, why is that a scam?
Because the sellers are categorizing them as computers on ebay and filling in all of the appropriate specifications as if it was the computer, and only putting in the description "CASE ONLY, DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY COMPUTER PARTS".
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#49The link died, but it's a cut-down PS5 APU previously sold for crypto mining apparently.
Not cut-down and yes... i deployed 20,000 of them for crypto mining... optimized around ~54mhs on ethash which was pretty good.
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#50Does anyone else immediately lose interest in an article when you realize it was written by AI?
Is it? Pangram disagrees and human-made photos imply at least some human effort.