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AMD INSTINCT MI25 16GB HBM2 PCIE 3.0 GPUs (1700x available)

LukeRhinoLukeRhino Member, Host Rep

Hey All!

We've got a batch of AMD INSTINCT MI25 16GB HBM2 PCIe 3.0 GPUs in stock, ready to ship from our Minnesota warehouse.

Qty available: 1,700x
Part number: 102D0513300
Condition: Refurbished

Pricing:
$75 for 1x
$72 each for 4x
$68 each for 8+

Specs:

16GB HBM2 memory, 484 GB/s memory bandwidth
Full Height, Double-slot, 10.5" (267mm) length
Passive cooling, requires sufficient server airflow
2x 8-Pin power connectors, 300W TDP per GPU
OpenCL 2.0, High Bandwidth Cache Controller
Please confirm compatibility/fit with your server before purchasing

Need a GPU server for them? We've got options that fit 1x, 2x, 4x, or 8x configurations.

MI25 not your flavor? Also available: A100, MI210, MI100, V620, V340L, P40, V100, and more. Higher-end builds also in stock: A100 SXM4 systems, Gaudi2 systems, T10 systems, V100 SXM2 systems, and more.

Shipping: Free within the continental USA. International? Reach out for a quote.

Payment via PayPal, other methods available for bulk purchases. Send a chat with your email and quantity if interested.

Thanked by 1host_c

Comments

  • sillycatsillycat Member

    Why is this so cheap?

    Thanked by 1oloke
  • LukeRhinoLukeRhino Member, Host Rep

    @sillycat said:
    Why is this so cheap?

    Just a good deal, we move volume so we pass the savings on!

  • host_chost_c Patron Provider, Top Host, Megathread Squad

    @LukeRhino

    Nice to see you around. :+1:

    For those that are new here, these guys are AAA+.

    They are one of our TOP suppliers to go to for premium stuff at good price.

    Cheers!

    Thanked by 3forest buggedout oloke
  • LukeRhinoLukeRhino Member, Host Rep

    @host_c said:
    @LukeRhino

    Nice to see you around. :+1:

    For those that are new here, these guys are AAA+.

    They are one of our TOP suppliers to go to for premium stuff at good price.

    Cheers!

    Thanks so much for the kind words, really appreciate you saying that. Always good working with you, cheers!

    Thanked by 1host_c
  • Seems like a good deal, PM

  • I was licking my lips until I realized how much noise to get this cooled would probably make me regret. Bought a 48 port 10Gb switch that is so loud I bought foam for the walls.

    Unless having a couple of 120mm fans in the pci slot next to it is sufficient at full load. Then I'd want a few for my threadrippers.

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @LukeRhino can it be used for gaming?

  • VTCuongVTCuong Member

    @rpqu said:
    @LukeRhino can it be used for gaming?

    Nah, they don't have any display output, you can only do local AI or some crazy scientific stuff.
    Even then, you still need either a server that could do HBM2 (very expensive), or go with a HBM2 to PCIe converter and some kind of custom cooling solution.

  • PorlamPorlam Member
    edited 8:50AM

    @rpqu said:
    @LukeRhino can it be used for gaming?

    As I heard from my friend, you need to flash WX9100 vbios to the chip because Windows doesn't have a driver for MI25.
    It's for server use and it doesn't have any fans(only heat sink) so if you want to use it on your computer, you also need to put a fan back on the GPU.

  • LukeRhinoLukeRhino Member, Host Rep

    @TimboJones said:
    I was licking my lips until I realized how much noise to get this cooled would probably make me regret. Bought a 48 port 10Gb switch that is so loud I bought foam for the walls.

    Unless having a couple of 120mm fans in the pci slot next to it is sufficient at full load. Then I'd want a few for my threadrippers.

    If you've already got the soundproofing foam on the walls, you're halfway to running a data center in your home office anyway!

    Thanked by 2rpqu host_c
  • rpqurpqu Member

    @LukeRhino said:

    @TimboJones said:
    I was licking my lips until I realized how much noise to get this cooled would probably make me regret. Bought a 48 port 10Gb switch that is so loud I bought foam for the walls.

    Unless having a couple of 120mm fans in the pci slot next to it is sufficient at full load. Then I'd want a few for my threadrippers.

    If you've already got the soundproofing foam on the walls, you're halfway to running a data center in your home office anyway!

    I guess I shouldn't because soundproofing the humm is a hassle. I already make drywall partition

  • aphexaphex Member
    edited 4:24PM

    This is a good price , they are about 99 on ebay.

    Note that For home users this is annoying to use. You can find a guide here https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/AMD_Radeon_Instinct_MI25 and ensure you have hardware for flashing chips with clips, and it is extremely power hungry for the performance it gives off. It is probably advisable if you have very cheap to free solar in the shed

    Putting it next to a fan without a shroud will not be sufficient cooling. 3D printable: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6636428

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