High Performance Compute (HPC)
for AI Developers & ML Researchers.

Eliminate cloud GPU queue bottlenecks and hourly H100/A100 rental burn. V2NET architects turnkey deskside and 4U/5U rack-convertible HPC machines combining 96-core AMD Threadripper PRO 7995WX & EPYC Genoa processors, 128 non-blocking PCIe 5.0 lanes, up to 192GB of ECC GDDR6 VRAM across 4× NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada GPUs, 512GB 8/12-channel DDR5 ECC RDIMMs, and Dual-100GbE GPUDirect RDMA fabrics.

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POOLED GPU VRAM192 GB ECC

Up to 4× NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48GB ECC or RTX A6000 NVLink

FP16 TENSOR COMPUTE5,828 TFLOPS

4th-Gen Tensor Cores with FP8 Transformer Engine acceleration

NON-BLOCKING PCIe 5.0128 LANES

Full x16 Gen5 bandwidth to every GPU, U.3 NVMe, and 100GbE NIC

GPUDIRECT RoCEv2100 GbE RDMA

Mellanox ConnectX-6 Dx sub-2µs zero-copy NCCL all-reduce fabric

Three Validated HPC Reference Machines for AI Engineers

Every configuration is thermally, electrically, and topologically validated for sustained 24/7 PyTorch FSDP training, vLLM multi-agent serving, and CUDA/Triton kernel compilation.

V2NET HPC-Dev One (Dual-GPU 48GB–96GB)

AMD EPYC / Threadripper PRO (32C/64T) • Dual RTX 4090 / 6000 Ada • 128GB–256GB DDR5 ECC • 8TB Gen5 NVMe

Engineered for AI developers who want data-center PCIe 5.0 lane density right beside their desk without server-room acoustics.

  • 32-Core / 64-Thread Server Processor (128 Non-Blocking PCIe 5.0 Lanes)
  • 2× GeForce RTX 4090 (48GB VRAM, 660 TFLOPS FP16) or 2× RTX 6000 Ada (96GB ECC)
  • 128GB–256GB DDR5-5600 Registered ECC RDIMM Memory
  • SilverStone RM51 5U Rack/Deskside Chassis with Dual-360mm Liquid Cooling Support
Pooled GPU VRAM
48 GB GDDR6
FP16 Tensor Peak
330 TFLOPS FP16
Host CPU & PCIe Lanes
32 Cores • 128 PCIe 5.0 Lanes
System ECC Memory
128 GB DDR5 ECC (8-Ch • 358 GB/s)
NVMe Scratch Pool
8 TB Enterprise NVMe
Cluster RDMA Fabric
Dual 100GbE QSFP28 (Intel E810-CQDA2)
Thermal & Acoustic Profile
< 38 dBA (Dual-360mm Liquid-Cooled 5U)
Primary AI Workload
Local 8B–70B LLM Inference, QLoRA Fine-Tuning & Whisper-Quiet Office/Studio CUDA Engineering

V2NET HPC-Titan Quad (4× RTX 6000 Ada 192GB ECC)

AMD Threadripper PRO (sTR5) • 4× RTX 6000 Ada 48GB ECC • 512GB DDR5 ECC • Dual-100GbE RDMA

Our flagship single-node AI research supercomputer pairing Threadripper PRO WRX90 with 192GB of ECC GDDR6 VRAM and 2,912 FP16 Tensor TFLOPS.

  • AMD Threadripper PRO WRX90 Platform (8-Channel DDR5, 128 PCIe 5.0 Lanes)
  • 4× NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48GB ECC Blower GPUs (192GB Pooled ECC VRAM)
  • 512GB (8×64GB) Micron DDR5-5600 ECC RDIMM + 15.36TB Micron 7450 PRO U.3 NVMe
  • NVIDIA Mellanox ConnectX-6 Dx Dual-100GbE QSFP56 + 3,200W 80+ Titanium Redundant PSU
Pooled GPU VRAM
192 GB GDDR6 ECC
FP16 Tensor Peak
728 TFLOPS FP16
Host CPU & PCIe Lanes
32 Cores • 128 PCIe 5.0 Lanes
System ECC Memory
512 GB DDR5 ECC (8-Ch • 358 GB/s)
NVMe Scratch Pool
15.36 TB Enterprise NVMe
Cluster RDMA Fabric
Dual-100GbE QSFP56 (NVIDIA ConnectX-6 Dx RoCEv2)
Thermal & Acoustic Profile
4U High-Static-Pressure 6-Fan PWM Wall (3,200W Redundant)
Primary AI Workload
Unquantized 70B–123B LLM Training, Multi-GPU FSDP / DeepSpeed ZeRO-3 & High-Concurrency vLLM Serving

V2NET HPC-Genoa Node (96-Core EPYC + 4× RTX A6000 192GB)

AMD EPYC 9654 (96C/192T SP5) • 4× RTX A6000 48GB ECC NVLink • 512GB 12-Ch DDR5 • Dual-100GbE RoCEv2

Built on the 12-channel AMD EPYC 9654 Genoa SP5 server platform for maximum host memory bandwidth (460 GB/s) and multi-node RDMA scaling.

  • 96-Core / 192-Thread AMD EPYC 9654 Genoa (12-Channel DDR5, 128 PCIe 5.0 Lanes)
  • 4× NVIDIA RTX A6000 48GB ECC Blower GPUs (192GB ECC VRAM, NVLink Bridge Ready)
  • Supermicro H13SSL-NT SP5 Server Board with AST2600 BMC IPMI + 512GB DDR5 ECC
  • Dual-100GbE Mellanox ConnectX-6 Dx RoCEv2 for Multi-Node NCCL Tensor Parallelism
Pooled GPU VRAM
192 GB GDDR6 ECC
FP16 Tensor Peak
620 TFLOPS FP16
Host CPU & PCIe Lanes
96 Cores • 128 PCIe 5.0 Lanes
System ECC Memory
256 GB DDR5 ECC (12-Ch • 460 GB/s)
NVMe Scratch Pool
7.68 TB Enterprise NVMe
Cluster RDMA Fabric
Dual-100GbE QSFP56 (NVIDIA ConnectX-6 Dx GPUDirect RDMA)
Thermal & Acoustic Profile
4U EIA-310 Datacenter Rack Node (IPMI 2.0 + Redfish)
Primary AI Workload
Multi-Node Distributed Training (405B+ Models), High-Memory Graph RAG & Slurm/Ray Compute Clusters

LLM Memory Footprint & Token Throughput Calculator

Select your target foundation model parameter scale, training or inference precision mode, and KV-cache context window to calculate exact VRAM requirements and recommended HPC hardware.

SINGLE-NODE TURNKEY READY (ZERO CPU OFFLOAD)
ESTIMATED VRAM FOOTPRINT123 GB VRAM+39 GB KV / Activations
PROJECTED TOKEN THROUGHPUT~97 tok/sCUDA 12.6 • FlashAttention-3
RECOMMENDED HPC ARCHITECTUREV2NET HPC-Titan Quad (4× RTX 6000 Ada 192GB ECC)

192GB pooled ECC VRAM on HPC-Titan Quad holds unquantized BF16 weights + 64K KV cache, or multi-adapter QLoRA training at 4-GPU tensor parallelism.

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Why Consumer Gaming Rigs Fail Under Sustained AI Training Loads

AI developers require balanced host-to-device bandwidth, error-correcting memory across both CPU and GPU tiers, and sustained thermal dissipation.

128 Non-Blocking PCIe 5.0 Lanes vs. Consumer 20–24 Lanes

Desktop CPUs bifurcate dual GPUs down to x8/x8 and starve NVMe scratch drives during checkpoint writes. AMD WRX90 (sTR5) and Genoa (SP5) deliver 128 dedicated PCIe 5.0 lanes so 4× dual-slot GPUs, Dual-100GbE ConnectX-6 Dx NICs, and Gen5/U.3 NVMe RAID arrays operate simultaneously at full x16 bandwidth.

64 GB/s bidirectional per x16 slot

512GB 8/12-Channel DDR5 ECC RDIMM + 192GB ECC GDDR6

A single cosmic-ray bit flip during a 72-hour DeepSpeed ZeRO-3 training run corrupts gradient tensors into NaN loss spikes. Registered ECC RDIMMs paired with NVIDIA Ada/Ampere ECC VRAM detect and correct single-bit upsets in real time without halting training epochs.

Up to 460 GB/s host memory bandwidth

Dual-100GbE RoCEv2 Zero-Copy NCCL Collectives

When scaling from a single 4-GPU HPC workstation to a 2-node or 4-node AI cluster, NVIDIA Mellanox ConnectX-6 Dx SmartNICs enable GPUDirect RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCEv2), bypassing host CPU sockets for sub-2µs tensor ring all-reduce synchronization.

200 Gbps aggregate RDMA throughput

Whisper-Quiet Dual-360mm Liquid or High-Static-Pressure 4U Airflow

Choose between the SilverStone RM52 5U deskside/rack enclosure with dual 360mm liquid radiators (< 38 dBA for office/lab environments) or the Supermicro 4U 8-Bay server chassis with a 6-fan hot-swap PWM mid-plane wall engineered for 4× 300W rear-exhaust blower GPUs.

3,200W 80+ Titanium N+1 Redundant Power

Full-Stack CUDA, PyTorch, Triton & Distributed Cluster Readiness

Designed for bare-metal Linux performance out of the box with zero proprietary hypervisor lock-in.

Architecture LayerValidated Frameworks & DriversHardware-Specific TuningDeveloper Workflow
OS & Kernel FabricUbuntu 24.04 LTS / RHEL 9.4 (Linux Kernel 6.8+)IOMMU passthrough, hugepages (1GB), NUMA socket pinning (numactl)Zero-jitter bare-metal & Kubernetes/Slurm scheduling
GPU Compute & CompilersNVIDIA Driver 560+, CUDA 12.6, cuDNN 9, OpenAI Triton 3.1, CUTLASSFP8 Transformer Engine, Cooperative Groups, P2P BAR1 full memory apertureCustom CUDA C++ & Triton fused attention kernel authoring
Distributed TrainingPyTorch 2.5 (FSDP2), DeepSpeed ZeRO-3, Megatron-LM, Axolotl, UnslothNCCL_IB_HCA RoCEv2 transport, FlashAttention-3, NVMe ZeRO-Infinity offloadFull-parameter & QLoRA fine-tuning of 7B–123B models
High-Throughput ServingvLLM, TensorRT-LLM, SGLang, llama.cpp, Triton Inference ServerPagedAttention, FP8 KV-cache quantization, speculative decoding, prefix cachingLocal coding agents, multi-user RAG APIs & evaluation harnesses
Out-of-Band & TelemetryASPEED AST2600 BMC IPMI, Redfish API, DCGM Exporter, Prometheus + GrafanaHardware KVM-over-IP, remote BIOS/PDU power cycling, per-GPU junction temp alertsLights-out remote fleet management & thermal watchdog protection

Measured Training & Inference Performance Across V2NET HPC Tiers

Reference throughput metrics measured under sustained thermal equilibrium on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with CUDA 12.6.

AI Developer WorkloadPrecision / EngineHPC-Dev One (2× GPU)HPC-Titan Quad (4× RTX 6000 Ada)HPC-Genoa Node (4× RTX A6000)
Llama-3.3 70B Instruct ServingFP8 / AWQ (vLLM TP=2/4)58 tok/s (Batch=1)142 tok/s (Batch=1) / 1,840 tok/s (Batch=32)134 tok/s (Batch=1) / 1,620 tok/s (Batch=32)
Llama-3.3 70B Native InferenceBF16 Unquantized (148GB)Requires Quantization64 tok/s (100% in 192GB ECC VRAM)61 tok/s (NVLink + 192GB ECC VRAM)
Qwen-2.5 Coder 32B Fine-TuningBF16 LoRA / QLoRA (Seq=8192)3,450 tok/s training9,820 tok/s training (FSDP TP=4)8,410 tok/s training (FSDP TP=4)
Llama-3.1 8B Full-Parameter TrainBF16 DeepSpeed ZeRO-2 + FlashAttn-36,900 tok/s19,400 tok/s16,800 tok/s
100M-Vector Milvus / FAISS Index BuildFP16 cuVS / RAFT GPU Index14.2 min5.4 min (8-Ch DDR5 + 4× Ada)4.9 min (12-Ch DDR5 + 4× A6000)

Frequently Asked Questions — On-Premises HPC vs. Cloud GPU Rentals

How fast does an on-premises V2NET HPC workstation break even against cloud GPU instances?

Renting a 4× 48GB–80GB multi-GPU cloud instance costs $8.50 to $16.00+ per hour ($6,100–$11,500/month continuous). A turnkey V2NET HPC-Titan Quad or HPC-Dev One workstation typically reaches 100% capital break-even in 2.5 to 4.5 months of active training and local agent inference, while keeping proprietary weights and datasets strictly on-premises.

Can I run the HPC workstation on a standard 15A/20A office circuit, or do I need 240V PDU power?

The Dual-GPU HPC-Dev One (1,600W Titanium PSU) runs comfortably on a standard North American 120V/15A–20A circuit (~1,050W peak load). For the 4× GPU HPC-Titan Quad and HPC-Genoa Node (up to 1,950W peak system draw with 3,200W redundant Titanium PSUs), we recommend a 20A/208–240V circuit or dual independent 120V/20A branch circuits feeding the redundant PSU modules.

Why choose 4× NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada (192GB ECC) over dual consumer RTX 4090s for serious AI development?

While dual RTX 4090s (48GB total VRAM) are outstanding for 8B–32B models, RTX 4090s lack hardware ECC memory protection, are capped at 24GB per card, and use wide 3.5-slot flow-through coolers that thermally choke when stacked in 4-GPU configurations. The RTX 6000 Ada features a purpose-built 2-slot rear-exhaust blower shroud, 48GB of ECC GDDR6 per GPU (192GB total across 4 cards), and full virtualization/vGPU & 24/7 datacenter qualification.