> On the 128 GB M5 Max, clean end-to-end image+audio and embedded-video+audio renders completed in 74.58 and 76.99 seconds respectively, each with about a 40.1 GB peak physical footprint and zero swaps.
Looks like it uses 40GB? So your 96GB mac setup should work fine i guess (Model itself is 33B)
Anyway, good input!
> This misconstruction is very common, included in print publications spanning several centuries. It might be considered an alternative spelling, albeit still a mistaken usage.
Thanks though, I never actually knew so was helpful :)
Google Books search for the misspelling returns notwithstanding. A forced search for the misspelling shows nearly all of the errors are reprints of low quality lawsuit text, with one or two prose errors - not sure who is reading bad lawsuits in book form. Zero examples spell it as "non-with-standing".
The wiktionary definition reads like a student got bad marks and raced to add it to wiktionary to argue with their teacher. The only other "dictionary" with the definition is quoting this one. Even that drops the feeble "might be considered an alternative" claim. It isn't.
2) Since it's unified memory, you won't have 96GB available.
3) I offered a solution that is usually recommended to the "gpu poor", if he's concerned with how much memory he would need.
4) I stated, that people already pointed out how he should be fine and that "gpu poor" doesn't apply to him.
5) "gpu poor" depends on what model you are trying to use. If you want to run Kimi or GLM you are still "gpu poor" even if you have an RTX Pro 6000 with 96GB of VRAM.