Exploring the cheap end of AI we end up testing M2000 or K2200 and P2000s against CPU inference to see what local Ai performance looks like in the mid $100 price range. I thought going in it would be the K2200, but there is a twist to this so make sure you watch!
SUPER BUDGET AI RIG
Dell Optiplex 7050 (4.5 t/s)
Quadro M2000 4GB (11 t/s, better option)
Quadro K2200 4GB (7 t/s, look for M2000)
Quadro P2000 5GB (20 t/s, or follow the 350 build)
RIGS, GUIDES, SOFTWARE
350 AI server build
QUAD 3090 Rig
AI Hardware Tips and Tricks
AI Writeup
Proxmox LXC Docker Ollama Mega Guide
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0:27 Ai PC Parts
3:24 How To Start With AI Learning
4:33 K2200 on MiniCPM Vision Model
17:15 M2000 Al Testing
18:44 P2000 Testing
21:00 Conclusions
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Could you share that cat meme? 😅
My dual P40 + A2000 use 550w at idle lol Keeps me warm
Looking at the price: 2XP2000 will cost you around $200 (+shipping) while a new RTX 3060 12GB will cost you $284 from Amazon (+shipping), so for around $84, why should someone buy the 2 P2000 cards? I'm pretty sure that RTX3060 will smack out the dual P2000
19:53 – so would you recommend 3060's over 1080Ti's, or what kind of price would make 11GB Pascals an interesting value?
I have two titan xp's languishing. They may have a new purpose now.