And it's paired with 48 processor cores! I mean, they don't even support AVX512 but they can do math!

I could totally train a LLM! Or at least my family could... might need my kid to pick up and carry on the project.

But in all seriousness... you either missed the point, are being needlessly pedantic, or are... wrong?

This is about learning concepts, and the rest of this is mostly moot.

On the pedantic or wrong notes--What is the documented cut-off for a "large" language model? Because GPT-2 was and is described as a "large" language model. It had 1.5B parameters. You can just about get a consumer GPU capable of training that for about $400 these days.