$5,999 Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 and Radeon R9700 workstation
Lucebox combines Strix Halo and discrete GPUYes, it’s for AI, and yes, it’s rare to see Strix Halo paired with a discrete GPU. The high-end APU design was supposed to reduce the need for one, but it obviously supports a discrete GPU connection. Apparently, this combination has found a use in AI workloads.Lucebox has opened direct orders for its AMD-powered local AI workstation.
- ▪Lucebox combines Strix Halo and discrete GPUYes, it’s for AI, and yes, it’s rare to see Strix Halo paired with a discrete GPU.
- ▪The high-end APU design was supposed to reduce the need for one, but it obviously supports a discrete GPU connection.
- ▪Apparently, this combination has found a use in AI workloads.Lucebox has opened direct orders for its AMD-powered local AI workstation.
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Lucebox combines Strix Halo and discrete GPUYes, it’s for AI, and yes, it’s rare to see Strix Halo paired with a discrete GPU. The high-end APU design was supposed to reduce the need for one, but it obviously supports a discrete GPU connection. Apparently, this combination has found a use in AI workloads.Lucebox has opened direct orders for its AMD-powered local AI workstation. The system costs $5,999 for the Developer configuration and combines a Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 processor with a discrete Radeon AI PRO R9700. Lucebox is already warning that the current price will increase soon.Strix Halo and RDNA 4 in one systemThe Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 is a 16-core Strix Halo processor paired with 128GB of LPDDR5X-8000 unified memory.
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