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Intel Arc B580

I think B580 Lacked the VRAM that held it's compute back otherwise it's 1/3 the compute of A100

It is actually quite fast and not that far from the 5090. Regarding memory, since I am using an Intel CPU with an iGPU, I let the iGPU handle the GUI and use the dGPU as a dedicated accelerator via the oneAPI setting. With the DeepSeek R1 14B model, it is sufficient.

If they are going to add more VRAM, they should also increase the compute.
 
So what, pray tell, are Intel doing with all this Falcon/Jaguar Shores reshuffling if their consumer GPUs are already this competent? I’ve heard it’s to “refocus Jaguar Shores on rack-scale system abilities” so is that the big delay? The core GPU IP and overall system seem quite competent now… gosh, I wish this company could just get it together. It’s all at their fingertips if only they would execute on a good plan for once.
 
So what, pray tell, are Intel doing with all this Falcon/Jaguar Shores reshuffling if their consumer GPUs are already this competent? I’ve heard it’s to “refocus Jaguar Shores on rack-scale system abilities” so is that the big delay? The core GPU IP and overall system seem quite competent now… gosh, I wish this company could just get it together. It’s all at their fingertips if only they would execute on a good plan for once.
That is what I felt about it after going through the exercise. They should be confident about their products and start competing aggressively.
 
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