-=> fusion wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
fu> you have the actual 2d/3d rendering cores.. you could think of it a bit
fu> like floating point processors for other types of math. that just so
fu> happen to be able to also instantly copy the result to the screen.
fu> instead your favorite LLM program reads the result and decodes it.
fu> then you have one that does video encoding and decoding .. and these
fu> ones are specific ..
fu> i probably shouldn't have been concerned cause it looks like a P400
fu> (~GTX 1050) does 8x1080p or 4x4k just fine and those are $30-40 on
fu> eBay..
fu> the only thing it sounds like you might want to watch for is if you
fu> want HDR content (needs 10bit), want more 4k streams, or if you want
fu> AV1 support
To clarify, I don't need to run LLMs and transcode at the same time -
these would be operations I'd run while using the computer for
basic web/office work.
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