What are the differences between the LCMD AI Pod and a desktop GPU solution?
① The AI Pod has 64GB VRAM, while consumer-grade graphics cards have a maximum 32GB VRAM. 64GB VRAM can run models as large as 70B.
② The AI Pod can be used as a standalone computer, at only 1/3 the price of a desktop computer with the equivalent GPU capability.
③ The AI Pod is networked via a LAN, allowing for unlimited computing power. Traditional GPUs can only accommodate four per machine.
④ The AI Pod is more power-efficient, consuming only 60W, while consumer-grade graphics cards consume 350W to 450W.
⑤ The AI Pod is focused on AI inference learning and is quieter, but it cannot handle gaming like consumer-grade graphics cards.
What are the differences between the LCMD AI Pod and AMD 395?
① The AI Pod uses NVIDIA chips with 275T of actual computing power (no exaggeration). AMD's theoretical value is 120T, but its actual performance is discounted by 50%.
② The AI Pod is compatible with the CUDA ecosystem. Any AI model can be downloaded and used directly. Many AMD models are not compatible.
③ The AI Pod comes with AI software integrated with the MicroServer, offering out-of-the-box functionality. AMD requires additional setup for AI software.
What are the advantages of purchasing the LCMD AI Pod + LCMD MicroServer bundle?
① The LCMD MicroServer offers more self-developed AI applications. No need to tinker with the AI development environment. Ready to use right out of the box.
② The LCMD MicroServer provides internal network penetration capability, allowing users to access the AI Pod from their mobile phone even when outside.
③ The LCMD MicroServer offers a personal knowledge base App, making AI analysis of data at home safer.
How to use the LCMD AI Pod if purchased separately?
① The LCMD AI Pod is a standalone Ubuntu AI computer that can be used by plugging in a mouse, keyboard, and monitor.