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the 24G class
24 GB·a memory class, not a product·3 figures · 10 exhibits
What this class resolves to, and what it does not
A memory class is registered here as an identity in its own right, never resolved to a card by inference. the 24G class is satisfied on this shelf by more than one thing: one exhibit names its card in its own words and is carried as a resolution; the rest name none, and each of those is listed with what it does say. Reading a card into the others would be this page making a claim its sources do not.
Resolved, by the exhibit itself:
- the-instrument-travels — names its card in its own words: RTX 3090 (24 GB)
Named here and resolved nowhere — every exhibit that uses the class and publishes no card:
- chair-trials — the roster line reads 96G VRAM workstation, one seat on the 24G rig — a seat on a class, and the class is never resolved
- fifty-seven-milliseconds — the archive's own clock timings are stamped on the 24G VRAM rig beside the 96G ones; the page names no card for it
- how-a-vision-model-sees — the kit records a host class and a card VRAM in bytes, and names no model anywhere
- licences — the ledger refers to the 24 GB battery — a CROSS-REFERENCE to another exhibit's five-candidate run, not this page's rig. (The only 3090 string under site/licences/ is in the generated related rail, quoting a third exhibit's dek.)
- the-open-call — the NEAREST THING ON THE SHELF TO A RESOLUTION, and it is still not one: the page writes a 24 GB-class laptop GPU, which narrows the class to a laptop part without naming it. Recorded here rather than resolved, because a laptop GPU is not a card and this roster does not finish a page's sentence
- the-same-sixteen — the fit gate publishes fit (24 GB) as a COLUMN HEAD against a MiB budget — a capacity the rows are judged against, and it names no machine at all
- the-typist-and-the-developer — on a 24 GB rig, residency contention meant models had to … and for most of its life this game served from a 24 GB rig; the card is never named
- two-hours-on-battery — the page names its laptop Rig B and describes its card only as a 24G-VRAM-class GPU present and parked — no 5090, no 3090, nothing (its one 5090 hit is the digit substring inside total_duration_ns: 95090072350). THE JOIN IS REAL AND IT IS NOT THIS PAGE'S: a-rig-your-friend-already-owns' kit file rematch-rigB-0826-manifest.json carries card = RTX 5090 Laptop GPU 24G (gaming laptop), so the two exhibits' Rig B is very probably one machine. That is a reader's inference across two exhibits, offered here with both halves so the reader can make it — not a resolution this roster asserts, because the page does not
- voice-trials — two eras of trials ran on the 24G VRAM rig and no page or kit says which card that was
Pictures — seconds per render
Sorted by model, then by power cap ascending — alphabetical and numeric, never by value. Every condition the page states is printed; a condition it does not state reads not stated, which is a third thing and not an uncapped card. The columns a narrow screen cannot hold are printed under the row rather than scrolled to.
| value | what was measured | model | power cap | runtime | measurement window |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a step costs 56.9 milliseconds | seconds per step, fitted | AlbedoBase XL v2.1 | not stated | not stated | measured 2026-07-10 by the archive's own clock |
| AlbedoBase XL v2.1not statednot statedmeasured 2026-07-10 by the archive's own clock | |||||
| not statednot stated512×512, dpmpp_2m/karras, seed 424242not statedfifty-seven-milliseconds · finding-one-a-step-is-a-fixed-price-good · carried by hand, proved against that page’s own row · identity from the row itself | |||||
| seconds = 0.238 + 0.0569 × steps | the fitted line | AlbedoBase XL v2.1 | not stated | not stated | measured 2026-07-10 by the archive's own clock |
| AlbedoBase XL v2.1not statednot statedmeasured 2026-07-10 by the archive's own clock | |||||
| not statednot stated512×512, per-rung mediansnot statedfifty-seven-milliseconds · finding-one-a-step-is-a-fixed-price-good · carried by hand, proved against that page’s own row · identity from the same section | |||||
Everything else this shelf measured for it
1 row — same rule as above.
| value | what was measured | model | power cap | runtime | measurement window |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| about fifty-four seconds | painter wake-up | the same twelve-billion model in a heavier build | not stated | not stated | The July notes |
| the same twelve-billion model in a heavier buildnot statednot statedThe July notes | |||||
| not statednot statednot statednot statedthe-typist-and-the-developer · the-character-who-moved-one-door-over · carried by hand, proved against that page’s own row · identity from the same section | |||||
Where it appears
Every released exhibit that names this identity, in the shelf’s own order. A count beside an exhibit is how many of its figures are carried above — and it links them, because a number with no way back to what it counts is the thing this shelf exists against.
- The chair trials — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Fifty-Seven Milliseconds: What a Diffusion Step Actually Buys — 2 figures on this page
- How a Vision Model Sees: Eyes for a Machine That Reads — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The licence ledger — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The Instrument Travels — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The open call — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The Same Sixteen — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The Typist and the Developer — 1 figure on this page
- Two Hours at 12 tok/s — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The voice trials — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
How this one is named here
The canonical name above is the full product name. Everything below is a spelling a published page or kit has actually used for it, kept so a reader who searches an older page’s words lands on this row. The set is closed and historical: no page cut after 2026-09-17 writes a memory class where it can write a card.
- 24 GB-class
- 24G VRAM rig
- 24G rig
- a 24 GB consumer card
- a 24 GB rig
- a 24G-VRAM-class GPU present and parked
- fit (24 GB)
- the 24G VRAM rig
- the twin 24G VRAM rig