Re:Can FPGAs Beat GPUs in Accelerating Next-Generation Deep ...
by user5994461 on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @07:46PM
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>>> How many Titan Xs can you purchase for the price of a Intel Stratix 10, including the kit required to start development?
Actually, they are similar in price.
medium to high end consumer FPGA and GPU will go up to around $1k.
Then, there are the entreprisey GPU (Quadro and FireThing as I recall) going for a few k.
It's similar for FPGA. The very high-end (Stratix/Virtex) will charge a few k as well, peaking at 5k or 10k for the top models (nude FPGA chip only).
I recall negotiating some FPGA devkits in the 10-15k€ range, that seems to be the top end. If I remember well, there was an option to get 4 Virtex on the same devboard for 30k or 50k. That's as high as it gets.
My memory ain't perfect but that's about this much.
Actually, they are similar in price.
medium to high end consumer FPGA and GPU will go up to around $1k.
Then, there are the entreprisey GPU (Quadro and FireThing as I recall) going for a few k.
It's similar for FPGA. The very high-end (Stratix/Virtex) will charge a few k as well, peaking at 5k or 10k for the top models (nude FPGA chip only).
I recall negotiating some FPGA devkits in the 10-15k€ range, that seems to be the top end. If I remember well, there was an option to get 4 Virtex on the same devboard for 30k or 50k. That's as high as it gets.
My memory ain't perfect but that's about this much.