@__tinygrad__: Bringing up our first tinybox pro v2 black! This machine is for sale for $160k in our shop if you feel the FOMO and wan…
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TinyGrad shows off the first tinybox pro v2 black, a $160k machine now available for preorder with shipping in 2-4 weeks, and shares GLM-5.2 benchmarks in the thread.
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Bringing up our first tinybox pro v2 black! This machine is for sale for $160k in our shop if you feel the FOMO and want one. Shipping in 2-4 weeks. GLM-5.2 benchmarks in this
Full fabric PCIe Gen 5, and P2P with the stock driver since they are RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell cards.
It’s not office quiet (buy a non pro tinybox for that), but it’s quieter than most datacenter machines.
74C with gpu-fryer at equilibrium, and the fans aren’t getting past 60%! We pride ourselves on our thermals, @comma_ai runs their machines with 35C intake so we need headroom.
Here’s the GLM-5.2 performance thread. It’s an Opus tier model running in your house (200V+ required) faster than Opus ever did.
Buy link is here.
A tinybox black should run that great!
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