Tenstorrent TT-QuietBox 2 Specifications (Blackhole)
Posted by pulse77@reddit | LocalLLaMA | View on Reddit | 6 comments
Source: https://docs.tenstorrent.com/systems/quietbox/quietbox-bh-2/specifications.html
Currently supported models: https://tenstorrent.com/developers
From the specification docs above:
- CPU: Ryzen 7 9700X 65W Granite Ridge 3.8GHz
- Memory: 256GB (4x64GB) DDR5-5600 UDIMM, CL46 (4 slots, 0 free)
- Tenstorrent Processors: 2x Liquid-Cooled Blackhole™ cards, each equipped with:
- 2x Blackhole ASICs
- 240 Tensix Cores
- 64 GB of DDR6 Memory @ 16 GT/sec (1024 GB/sec memory bandwidth)
- 600W of board power
So total of: 128GB VRAM + 256GB RAM
ASICs are internally connected with 800G Ethernet:
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If they add Qwen 3.6 and MiniMax support they will start getting competitive to Nvidia RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell with 96GB VRAM...
libregrape@reddit
Even though I am a fan of what TT and their idea with Blackhole cards, I have to admit that this still falls short of 6000 pro: TT setup gives you 1TB/s bandwidth, while single 6000 pro has 1.79 TB/s...
But if I had the money, I would really like to play with the TT hardware. 10k for a PC with experimental ASIC hardware is still too much for me unfortunately.
whenpossible1414@reddit
Hey, it's actually 2TB/s me bandwidth each Blackhole card has 512 GB/s bandwidth atleast on their website
dinerburgeryum@reddit
Agreed. $10K to run Qwen2.5 is a tough value prop, though again much respect for what they’re doing.
redditor_no_10_9@reddit
The brain behind AMD Ryzen is behind Tenstorrent so good times ahead for us.
Identity525601@reddit
"The brain behind AMD Ryzen" is still working for AMD and just published a paper on an outer product accelerator to go along with AVX10 a couple weeks ago. TT's CEO Jim was upper management at AMD during Zen and got rid of a lot of useless managers while Zen was being designed, but Zen was already in progress before he joined the company (this is his words, from a public podcast).
If anything you should be excited that Wei Han (who was a heavy contributor to the Apple M1 architecture) is the head of Tenstorrent's RISC-V Architecture team. He's far closer to making key architectural decisions than Jim has been for decades. Not saying Jim doesn't have his finger on the pulse, he does, but he's far from being "the brain behind" anything - he's the brain behind getting that shit funded though, which he is very very good at and is arguably a more difficult task.
But Jim is still doing what he does best, and what is arguably more impactful to the end product: firing useless managers.
MotokoAGI@reddit
512gb ram, 256gb on their tt processors and they will be in business.