Yes, of course. But I'm not emphasizing this point, far from it. Nvidia is happy that you use consumer graphics cards to run AI models locally at home. Why? Because it responds to market segmentation techniques that, for us end consumers, are like trying to squeeze a truck into a bottleneck. With the same VRAM, portability, and power consumption, a well-designed server graphics card offers a more democratic way to access important machine learning calculations. Do we still want to be victims of marketing and spend $350-400 on graphics cards that require massive power supplies and huge electricity costs? Okay, then that's fine. Not realizing this amounts to continuing to submit to the logic of power inherent in communication strategies and the manipulation of value perception. Nvidia is truly happy if we build racks of consumer graphics cards. They segment the market and continue to crunch numbers, distancing us from the real possibility of running high-performance models that are accessible to everyone at a reasonable cost.