PocketZ

Pocket Z : Bringing back the PDAs & UMPCs

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@i2cjak That’s just a colored fork of their other macro pads

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@hangyodon1123 Just got this beauty today, I will try to retro fit it with a CM0

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@josethevrtech Please god make it happen

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@troubear I’m with you, I want the UMPC/PDA back

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@Tono_Ken3 Isn’t PCIE Gen 6 x16 topping at 63 Gbps ?

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@LLMJunky They will never be sold at MSRP

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@Tono_Ken3 Coming from a V100 32Gb I want to upgrade to something bigger, would you recommend 8xRTX PRO 2000 over a DGX Spark ? If so why ?

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@WeskMods It would be amazing to have a version without the extra back plate on the side (can be removed easily with 2 screws)

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@Hikari_07_jp Which RTX Pro is the one on the left ?

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@lucastech What’s your opinion on the DCU K100 which is 64Gb at 900-1000 GB/s for 2700 USD ? (ROCm)

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@sudoingX I’m looking at the DCU K100 which can be bought for less than 1000 with 64 Gb at 1000 Gbps…but I can’t find much info appart from “it uses ROCm””.
Going to China next week, I hope to find more info before buying it, or an MI210

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@loktar00 I still think there is nothing meaningful (at least for me) between having 48 or 96 GB of RAM/VRAM, I’m thinking about getting an RTX PRO5000 instead of a Spark

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@kaikuspa @ml0_1337 What do you run on this ?
I had a V100 setup that was pretty nice while considering “obsolete”, sold it for a profit and looking for more power now

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@Reptalicant The price is also going to be beefed up (by 10-20% probably?)

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@RetroTechDreams @TalpKeyboard Which model would you recommend tontry this our ?

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@spyzilla @radmadvlad Yeah works fine already, you can even unlock the 40cu (but you need to compile your kernel for that), just need to wait a bit for an easier tool

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The ESP32-P4 can’t handle a “real” Linux because there is no MMU, it is still a microcontroller, but a very good one,
loving the one I have here, trying to make a PDA out of it.

Some STM32 are pushing north of 800Mhz now and they have DRAM, also there is some cheap Allwinner similar to the Pi Zero.

We definitely needs more alternatives, the pro prices are unacceptable, they were supposed to be 30$ and not 250$.