discussion Gorgon Halo will support up to 192GB unified memory

[Marzipan]

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/amd-ryzen-ai-max-400-gorgon-halo-packs-up-to-192gb-of-unified-memory-refreshed-apu-uses-zen-5-and-rdna-3-5-and-can-clock-up-to-5-2-ghz?utm_term=5C8160A3-7372-4AC7-8985-D90330BFE802&lrh=5b8b4f8a8e269bd3b19de1f4a9c13d5d999a048da602760314d4621756458e44&utm_campaign=2F4928DB-7559-479A-B06E-4801050D48B1&utm_medium=email&utm_content=3925E009-5383-47C6-AF26-CD2E63A2BAB8&utm_source=SmartBrief

and I thought 128GB was beastly!

 

[moocow]

The problem is the price, it was $2.5K for Strix Halo 128GB but I didn't buy it because I had no job when it was released. By the time I have a job, it's closer to $4.5K. Even if Gorgon Halo can do 192GB, it would be closer to $5.5K which only pro-users with deep pocket can afford. Did a quick look on DGX Spark and it's listed $7.2K with 128GB of RAM, 4TB drive.