GPU-VS-CPU
LLM token generation is strictly bound by memory bandwidth. Understanding the 9x gap between dual-channel DDR5 (~95 GB/s) and NVIDIA GDDR6/HBM2e (864–1,555 GB/s) saves you from either overspending on idle GPUs or bottlenecking live users.
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KVM8-VS-VDS
Running llama.cpp or Ollama pegs AVX-512 SIMD units at 100% during every response. On shared VPS nodes, sustained multi-minute CPU spikes can encounter hypervisor fair-use scheduling — unless you match workload duration to the right virtualization tier.
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RAG-VS-API
RAG pipelines multiply token consumption silently: every single user question injects 4,000–12,000 retrieved context tokens plus chat history and re-ranking calls. A 15-person team routinely burns 80M–150M input tokens monthly.
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RYZEN-VS-GPU
Not every AI workload has a human staring at a blinking cursor. Overnight Whisper call-center transcription, n8n lead enrichment, and synthetic dataset pipelines care about tokens-per-dollar — not sub-200ms latency.
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