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U.S. inks bill to force geo-tracking tech for high-end gaming and AI GPUs
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this post was submitted on 23 May 2025
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The person I replied to is specifically talking about consumer gaming gpus.
no, they are not
They definitely are, unless you think that they’re saying that nvidias big boy AI gpus come with less than 16GB of RAM.
i’m saying that 8gb GPUs are still useful as workload accelerators in workstations etc
Cool, you’re not the original person I replied to.
right and this is a public message board in which multiple people can carry on a conversation
Sure, but when you jump in the middle of another 2 people’s conversation to say you disagree, it’s not up to the other people to automatically know that you’re actually disagreeing with something different to what they’re discussing lol
that is literally what you’re discussing… they never said anything about gaming: they just said GPUs… just admit you made an assumption mate
Nvidia AI gpu’s don’t have <16GB of RAM. They have 48+. Some have over 180GB. They were talking about desktop GPUs, the RTX series.