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The M5 Ultra Mac Studio is INSANE! Apple sent me the maxed out version, with a 36-core CPU, 80-core GPU and 256GB of RAM. I used it to run Deepseek v4 Flash (156GB model) fully on device to build a mini-game, which it did in just a few minutes!... show more

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@TechMDAI @Apple “Let me give it something complex to do” 9B parameter model can one shot flappy bird

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Perfect for running AI models locally and having multiple agents handle research, coding, automation, heavy video editing for 4K/8K footage, etc. It’s a beast. Custom built PCs aren’t the only capable machines.

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@Apple 4x DGX Spark cluster built the same game in 53 seconds, why is your result so much slower?

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@Apple Apple sent you that, so of course you're going to say positive things about it!

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@Apple What was your prefill/decode?

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@Apple Wild speed, mini-game any good?

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@Apple Seem like the sparks holding up to the ultra well. Interesting

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@Apple haha! great power for create dumb games 😆

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@Apple What are you using to monitor the GPUs? I don't recognize the app.

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@Apple The M5 Ultra Mac Studio on Amazon

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@Apple Extremely interesting! Please redo the experiment with v4.1 Flash!! :-D

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@Apple Can't wait to see what this machine can produce in the future.

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@Apple I rellly like that trend of testing 10k machines on useless shit, though, thx for doing more than benchmark

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@Apple game looks shitty

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@Apple ????

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@Apple this is exactly what any local system can do. why not post about how the M5 Ultra does it better/faster?

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@Apple Interesting. If you are not going to use it after the test, I'll gladly give him a new home 😅 What's the plan, try other models?

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@Apple

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@Apple its not the last 4.1-flash ? it can't fit ?

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@Apple Wait ... are you Macmaxxing ?

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