@AMDRyzen: The latest Blender 5.2 LTS used by Hermes agent desktop running on cloud models still needs a powerful CPU. Learn how A…
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AMD highlights that running cloud models for Blender and Hermes agent desktop still needs a powerful CPU, promoting Ryzen AI Agent Computers as the platform.
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