Hmm, from what I've found they are still available, but still too expensive. They also don't support much games yet.
Pinokio would run on it. We have a few people using DGX Spark which works as well.
Since the architecture is Blackwell, the same like RTX 50 series, it is also compatible with most apps since blackwell is widely supported in the meantime.
The problem comes with arm64. And I have no clue why they decided to go that way again. The main library for AI apps, torch, is not the problem. It's available for arm64 as well. But not all dependencies are compiled for arm64. Most installer don't have extra installation steps to install arm64 wheels from custom sources to make the app work on arm64 devices.
Though you should find several apps that don't even need this step.
if you go that way and by the new RTX spark and meet any problems with my apps or those hosted on pinokiofactory, just hit me up and I can see if there's a way to make it work on your system.
Hmm, from what I've found they are still available, but still too expensive. They also don't support much games yet.
Pinokio would run on it. We have a few people using DGX Spark which works as well.
Since the architecture is Blackwell, the same like RTX 50 series, it is also compatible with most apps since blackwell is widely supported in the meantime.
The problem comes with arm64. And I have no clue why they decided to go that way again. The main library for AI apps, torch, is not the problem. It's available for arm64 as well. But not all dependencies are compiled for arm64. Most installer don't have extra installation steps to install arm64 wheels from custom sources to make the app work on arm64 devices.
Though you should find several apps that don't even need this step.
if you go that way and by the new RTX spark and meet any problems with my apps or those hosted on pinokiofactory, just hit me up and I can see if there's a way to make it work on your system.