Question Could an AMD R4750G APU × 16GB UMA be an AI NVidia killer?

[hd_scania]

I asked how capable my same AMD R4750G APU is in order to run SDiff, a guy told me SDiff requires 6GB+ VRAM and i’ve to mandate for the max 16GB UMA, but he wasn’t aware an UMA buffer is for VRAM to an AMD APU, he wasn’t even aware of whatever an AMD APU is

And could my current h/w settings be an AI overkill and an AI NVidia slayer?

 

[DSzymborski]

I haven't seen any AI benchmarks on this, but I think we can be fairly certain that a nearly four-year-old APU isn't going to be "overkill" for AI or "slay" any modern GPU.

 

[hd_scania]

Performance increase isn't anymore a main point for new h/w systems from now on, and always following on the most recent h/w systems isn't that financially wise.

My settings are rather above average for both an older pltform now and for that age it was the most recent
As a next to highest setting for an older platform it could definitely be durable over a decade and a few more years.

 

[DSzymborski]

You asked whether this APU was an "AI Nvidia killer." It is not. Again, it's a basic, inexpensive APU from nearly four years ago and will be extremely slow compared to modern equipment in most workloads. If you mean to ask something different, you must be much clearer.

I'm also not sure at all what you mean by "performance increase isn't anymore a main point for new h/w systems from now on" either. Performance increase certainly is a key consideration for new hardware. And especially important when working with AI; companies and individuals doing AI work don't just buy 4090s because they enjoy spending a ton of money.