Can NVIDIA and Adobe work together to get creatives to actually like AI?
RTX Spark introduces local AI agents in Photoshop, and creatives should be (cautiously) optimistic
Nvidia has reintroduced the RTX 3060 with a 12 GB version, featuring a low-profile design suitable for compact systems. This one-slot card, priced at $495.59 by SRhonyra, draws power solely from the PCIe slot, eliminating the need for a robust power supply and reducing cable clutter. Designed for entry-level local AI workstations, it can run 7B to 13B language models, despite drawing only 70 W of power from the PCIe slot, resulting in slightly lower performance compared to its full-sized counterparts.
Despite the reduced power, the card's low-profile design and minimal power consumption make it an attractive option for those seeking a compact solution for running larger models in constrained environments.
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Also reported by 2 other outlets
- One-slot, low-profile Nvidia RTX 3060 12 GB with two monitor outputs breaks cover at Newegg for $496 — bus-powered model looking for a use case in local LLM work tomshardware.com
- I saw NVIDIA's new AI video tool: why RTX Spark’s half‑frame trick might actually matter... and why creatives are right to be wary creativebloq.com
