NVIDIA Advertises "Premium AI PC" Mocking the Compute Capability of Regular AI PCs

[Jism]

Nvidia seems so hellbent on telling us that we need this, I'm still trying to figure out why I need this though.

Its really getting awfully close to that shady salesman selling you real antique coins or something.

Microsoft new Windows later will have some sort of AI that requires AI dedicated hardware.

But it's a big scam if you ask me, to give the whole PC industry another "impulse" as we really must have it.

Truth is, all that AI integration, wether it's coming from Google, MS, Apple or Meta, they all have one big thing in common: the collection of telemetry or simply put big data, over the use of a billion of devices all over the world.

 

[ypsylon]

So basically nVidia mocks themselves too. Anything older than 1 year belong to the basic category. Corporate greed and stupidity knows no bounds.

No thank you. I stick with my basic, as little AI $hit as possible category.

 

[Redwoodz]

Well they're right. If you buying a PC for inference then they're better at it. And it can do training too.

Are they not supposed to point that out? Why does it make some people here mad. I'm not gonna buy a PC based on any of this but maybe someone else will.

Tell me when you can go buy a working Nvidia PC. The irony of this false advertising is they don't even make one. Sheeple wake-up.

 

[Prima.Vera]

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