I can’t believe how cheap RAM has gotten! You need to buy DDR4 RAM to match the motherboard (that’s most of what you will find online) and the prices are all about the same. I bought a Thermaltake Core V1 Mini ITX Cube on Amazon for $50. The size should match the motherboard, so it needs to have mini-ITX in the name. CaseĬases don’t matter much, but they’re pretty cheap, and since this market for DIY computers is dominated by gamers, they come in all kinds of fun shapes and colors. It comes with a WiFi antenna, which is actually super useful in my basement.
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My minimum requirements were a PCIe slot to plug the GPU into and two DDR4 slots to plug RAM into, and the board I went with was an ASUS Mini ITX DDR B150I PRO GAMING/WIFI/AURA Motherboard for $125 on Amazon.
Since I didn’t want to use multiple GPUs, the cheapest and smallest standard size is called mini-ITX, which will be fine for this sort of project. Here’s what you need to buy and some specific recommendations: Motherboard I hadn’t built a computer since the ’80s, and I was pretty intimidated by dropping hundreds of dollars on something I might not be able to build (and might not really use), but I’m here to tell you it can be done! Also, it’s really fun, and you will end up with a great general-purpose computer that will generally do inference and learning 20 times faster than your laptop. Get a free trial today and find answers on the fly, or master something new and useful. Join the O'Reilly online learning platform.
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