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Intel B65: any good?

Intel's B65 GPU, a cut-down version of the B70 retaining 32GB of VRAM at a lower price, is being considered by a user for homelab LLM and VM passthrough workloads, but its performance and suitability remain unverified.

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Intel B65: any good?
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So, what about Intel B65 GPUs, are they any good? Has anyone any experience with them?

Seems to be a cut down version of the B70 that still keeps all 32G of VRAM at somewhat lower price point.

I’m thinking of buying one to put in my server for some homelab grade LLM and VM passtrough workloads. Does this make any sense or should I just go for the full B70?

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