Thelio Mira AI Linux Workstation: 192 GB GPU Memory (system76.com)
lxe 8 hours ago
mcbuilder 8 hours ago
Wish I built this a few years ago!
felixfurtak 8 hours ago
slowmovintarget 6 hours ago
mandeepj 3 hours ago
matheusmoreira 18 minutes ago
slowmovintarget 6 hours ago
That's a bitter pill to swallow. Most of this is the cost of the Nvidia card, and the RAM.
cute_boi 6 hours ago
It would be great if China had more lithography machine....
jaggederest 6 hours ago
vsgherzi 5 hours ago
t-3 4 hours ago
sourweasel 6 hours ago
alightsoul 5 hours ago
numpad0 4 hours ago
Graphics:
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+$18,399 192 GB Dual NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 w/ 1000W + 750W PSUs (non-refundable) +$37,239
Memory:
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192 GB DDR5 3600 MHz (4x48) +$1,874
yup, 87.8% of $42,412 is just two GPUs and a PSU. Even RAM is less than 5%.coffeebeqn 2 hours ago
Keyframe an hour ago
anaisbetts 43 minutes ago
adastra22 6 hours ago
menaerus 3 hours ago
lukeschlather 2 hours ago
> 96 GB Dual NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 w/ 1000W PSU (non-refundable) +$19,169
Though I don't think there's anything stopping you from trying to stuff an H100 into this machine if you want to BYO.
menaerus 2 hours ago
f6v 2 hours ago
pulse7 an hour ago
CoastalCoder 19 minutes ago
That sounds like a contradiction.
/J
larodi 15 minutes ago
Tsiklon 2 hours ago
The CPU market seems to be missing the "HEDT" platform we used to enjoy.
tpm 2 hours ago
layer8 4 hours ago
From $3,299 (with just 64 GB RAM and a 4 GB GPU) to over $50,000. Very affordable indeed.
abenga 37 minutes ago
embedding-shape 9 hours ago
Hope they have good overall cooling the case, cooling doesn't seem to be mentioned, it'll be a noisy little machine no doubt :)
rkagerer 8 hours ago
wmf 8 hours ago
embedding-shape 8 hours ago
Edit: The Max-Q is one of the options, what's the other option then?
nightski 6 hours ago
embedding-shape 21 minutes ago
Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?
halz 2 hours ago
nubinetwork an hour ago
swiftcoder 3 hours ago
ethin 2 hours ago
bitbasher 9 hours ago
mandeepj 9 hours ago
jgalt212 7 hours ago
jillesvangurp 3 hours ago
I don't really need one. But I do have a 4.5K mac book pro for work. Yes it's a bit overpowered. But it's the main vehicle with which I earn a living and it routinely saves me time by blazing through builds and generally doing things quickly for me. I have slightly more GPU on that thing than I need. But it's nice to have the option to experiment with some of the open weight AI models.
coffeebeqn 2 hours ago
nullbio 8 hours ago
catchnear4321 7 hours ago
whartung 5 hours ago
Can honestly say that was one of the best trades I’ve ever done. I didn’t buy another computer for 3 more years.
andsoitis an hour ago
rkagerer 9 hours ago
xeeeeeeeeeeenu 9 hours ago
embedding-shape 8 hours ago
rubyn00bie 6 hours ago
A Threadripper ain’t cheap, but if you’re spending $45k on a workstation it seems like a weird place to skimp. Not to mention you’d then have the option of shoveling a few more 6000 pros in it when you want to run something larger (assuming your home/office electrical box can support it).
dannyw 4 hours ago
rubyn00bie 3 hours ago
Truly, I get your point, but $45k is obscene for a workstation (because of the RAM shortage). I can’t fathom it being a reasonable decision[1] unless you’re able to churn an immense profit from it. And… if you can, it’s an expense that saves time, energy, and effort. If it is only profitable when $8k in price difference makes it viable, is that really worth the effort? An $8k increase making a difference, when you’re wholly dependent on the frontier (or near frontier) lab not releasing a model that makes your work(station) irrelevant— seems reckless. Couple that with the doubling of DeepSeek’s parameters for their flash model… and well the math just don’t math for my naive brain.
[1] I’m absolutely incapable of spending that much on a workstation so my opinions may be irrelevant… but I cannot understand the “stepping over quarters to save a penny” mentality[2].
[2] I could be missing the forest for the trees. As a result, I’d love to know how I am being shortsighted. I just can’t fathom a situation where an $8k surcharge in system RAM doesn’t make sense. It’s not about system RAM, it’s about GPU RAM, margins, and useful lifetime of the system.
cherioo 8 hours ago
colordrops 8 hours ago
b112 7 hours ago
EG As I gazed at Janice, joy with equal part contentment washed through my soul.
GeekyBear 5 hours ago
thom 8 hours ago
arjie 9 hours ago
waterTanuki 2 hours ago
rrgok 4 hours ago
zepearl 4 hours ago
rrgok 2 hours ago
LoganDark 8 hours ago
Oh, it's System76, that's why. Open hardware. Makes sense.
Edit: Also Nvidia
wmf 8 hours ago
LoganDark 7 hours ago
Maybe they're waiting on HBM? Given that they're skipping M6 Max to go straight for M7, I'd assume they're doing a redesign for it.
wmf 7 hours ago
LoganDark 6 hours ago
kelvie 4 hours ago
numpad0 3 hours ago
The real benefits to going Mac is its quiet and discreet, high wife/CEO acceptance design, and their huge GPU-assignable shared RAM.
If you're okay with your desk being the wing top of a flying airplane, and 3M Peltor or David-Clark is your favorite working time headphone brand anyway, then your build will be faster and cheaper than a maxed out Mac Studio.
LoganDark 3 hours ago
protocolture 4 hours ago
Can I afford it? Absolutely not.
chaostheory 5 hours ago
wmf 4 hours ago
coffeebeqn 2 hours ago
senectus1 8 hours ago
wmf 8 hours ago
bigyabai 8 hours ago
rubyn00bie 6 hours ago
If it wasn’t for the fact the 6000 Pro is selling for like 100% ($9,000) over MSRP it would probably look a lot more reasonable.