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by diggan 365 days ago
> Moreover, MacStudio will do it at 150W whereas Pro 6000 would start at 1500W.

No, Pro 6000 pulls max 600W, not sure where you get 1500W from, that's more than double the specification.

Besides, what is the token/second or second/token, and prompt processing speed for running DeepSeek R1 671B on a Mac Studio with Q4? Curious about those numbers, because I have a feeling they're very far off each other.

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You need at least 5x Pro 6000 (for smaller contexts), let's say Max-Q edition running at 300W, so overall you get a minimum of 1500W.

You get around 6 tokens/second which is not great but not terrible. If you use very long prompts, things get bad.