Is it silly to get a 64GB Strix Halo (Framework Desktop) ~$2000?
Summary
A user queries whether a 64GB RAM Framework Desktop is sufficient for local AI tasks such as video generation with Minimax-H3 and Qwen 3.8 27B models, and asks for alternatives.
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