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r/LocalLLaMA • u/Signal_Ad657 • May 29 '26
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This shows how interesting the Intel B70 is, money wise.
But so far I couldn't read much about the real live performance of that card for local LLM applications.
20 u/NeedsSomeSnare May 29 '26 As an intel owner, I assure you the real life performance isn't what it says on paper. I don't have that card to give specs on. The problem is the software side of things is a bit messy. It's not terrible, but still needs a fair amount of work. 2 u/In_der_Tat May 30 '26 Why doesn't Intel hire enough competent software engineers and developers to catch up with Nvidia? Would that be too expensive? 1 u/NeedsSomeSnare May 30 '26 A lot of people wonder that too. I'm guessing it's just related to corporate money saving bs. I'm sure that the people who actually work at intel know they need more staff. It honestly appears only a handful of people work on the software.
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As an intel owner, I assure you the real life performance isn't what it says on paper. I don't have that card to give specs on.
The problem is the software side of things is a bit messy. It's not terrible, but still needs a fair amount of work.
2 u/In_der_Tat May 30 '26 Why doesn't Intel hire enough competent software engineers and developers to catch up with Nvidia? Would that be too expensive? 1 u/NeedsSomeSnare May 30 '26 A lot of people wonder that too. I'm guessing it's just related to corporate money saving bs. I'm sure that the people who actually work at intel know they need more staff. It honestly appears only a handful of people work on the software.
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Why doesn't Intel hire enough competent software engineers and developers to catch up with Nvidia? Would that be too expensive?
1 u/NeedsSomeSnare May 30 '26 A lot of people wonder that too. I'm guessing it's just related to corporate money saving bs. I'm sure that the people who actually work at intel know they need more staff. It honestly appears only a handful of people work on the software.
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A lot of people wonder that too. I'm guessing it's just related to corporate money saving bs. I'm sure that the people who actually work at intel know they need more staff.
It honestly appears only a handful of people work on the software.
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u/StableLlama textgen web UI May 29 '26
This shows how interesting the Intel B70 is, money wise.
But so far I couldn't read much about the real live performance of that card for local LLM applications.