Honestly can't wait for that to happen, same with memory, drives, etc. There's going to be a massive amount of server pulls hitting the market.
replyThe e-waste recyclers are pretty low on the pecking order, as the creditors will be first to strip these places for assets as Leopold Aschenbrenner discovered. =3
replyYeah, I ment it as a joke - I agree with you. Watched the Gamers Nexus GPU investigation recently, where they were shown how a chinese soldering shop can transplant GPU chips to a new board, including memory chip reuse.
replyHopefully we can look forward to all that useless datacenter AI crap gets repurposed in a similar manner into something actually useful for users.
I wouldnt be so hopeful because they dont use commodity hardware afaik
How are you going to use a h100 at home?
replywith the same tricks gamers have always used? Modded drivers, undervolting, etc.?
replyExactly + you can harvest the HBM memory on chip level & resolder on custom boards usable in PCs as VRAM (with scavenged GPU) or as normal RAM sticks.
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