[EagnaIonat]

> If you have a Thunderbolt or USB4 eGPU and a Mac, today is the day you've been waiting for!

I got an eGPU back in 2018 and could never get it to work. To the point that it soured me from doing it again.

These days for heavy duty work I just offload to the cloud. This all feels like NVidia trying to be relevant versus ARM.

[embedding-shape]

> This all feels like NVidia trying to be relevant versus ARM.

Except it's done by a third group, tinygrad, so it's more non-nvidia people wanting to use nvidia hardware one Apple hardware, than "nvidia trying to be relevant".

[ffsm8]

Yeh, Nvidia couldn't give less of a fuck about consumers. And egpu is inherently only consumer targeted.

[bigyabai]

FWIW Nvidia already supports UNIX OSes and AArch64 with their drivers. CUDA and CUDNN could be working overnight if Apple signed the drivers.

[EagnaIonat]

Thanks for the correction. I guess my PTSD on trying to get this running before is bias'ing my response.