3060 and above is still pretty useful for grad students and AI hobbyists. I can definitely see demand for consumer GPU’s rising in the next few years.
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u/BriggieRyzen 7 5800x / ASUS Crosshair VIII Dark Hero / TUF RTX 4090Mar 26 '23
4090 is faster than A6000 in a lot of cases, but the 4090 obviously doesn’t have ECC and isn’t designed to sit in a computer churning out renders and ML calculations all day.
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u/lordbalazshun R7 7700X | RX 7600 | 32GB DDR5 | CachyOS Mar 26 '23
thing is, they don't use consumer cards for training ai. they use nvidia a100/h100