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popularDr.W posted Today 03:42 PM
popularDr.W posted Today 03:42 PM

Refurb/Excellent: ASUS ROG Flow Z13: 13.4" QHD+ 180Hz IPS Touch, Ryzen AI MAX+ 395, 128GB LPDDR5X, 1TB SSD, Win 11 Pro $2449.99

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Sold by ItsWorthMore via eBay:"Device is 100% fully functional and in Excellent physical condition. The device is in near-perfect, if not perfect condition. At a 9.5/10 or better, we regard this device as like new with minimal or no signs of wear."

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Sold by ItsWorthMore via eBay:"Device is 100% fully functional and in Excellent physical condition. The device is in near-perfect, if not perfect condition. At a 9.5/10 or better, we regard this device as like new with minimal or no signs of wear."

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StinktoothToday 05:34 PM
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Not everything is for me, but I don't understand the allure of this. It's like a super powerful 13" tablet with a flimsy keyboard and probably not great battery life. Its igpu is equivalent to a 3060 or 4060, and it cost over $1700 after tax? You could build a really nice desktop for that.
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Today 05:40 PM
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JasonD1523Today 05:40 PM
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Quote from Stinktooth :
Not everything is for me, but I don't understand the allure of this. It's like a super powerful 13" tablet with a flimsy keyboard and probably not great battery life. Its igpu is equivalent to a 3060 or 4060, and it cost over $1700 after tax? You could build a really nice desktop for that.
it's for running A.I. locally instead of paying for cloud tokens. the 8060s shares video memory with RAM, and at 128gb of ram, you can run 80-100billion point models (the whole model needs loaded into VRAM at once). it'll be slower responses than a cloud solution, but it beats a noisy $8000-$14000 rackmount server. it just so happens to be a capable entry level gaming machine too (at a not entry level price).
Today 05:42 PM
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JasonD1523Today 05:42 PM
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Quote from JasonD1523 :
it's for running A.I. locally instead of paying for cloud tokens. the 8060s shares video memory with RAM, and at 128gb of ram, you can run 80-100billion point models (the whole model needs loaded into VRAM at once). it'll be slower responses than a cloud solution, but it beats a noisy $8000-$14000 rackmount server. it just so happens to be a capable entry level gaming machine too (at a not entry level price).
also i just got one 2 weeks ago, and on default power settings it benchmarks about 15% lower 3d graphics than the same chipset in a small formfactor/embedded desktop pc, so even more limited use case.

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