Online ROI Calculator
How does the inference-storage-acceleration math work out? Drag the sliders to compute in real time for your cluster size and workload profile. The model shares its source with mingxin/accel_value.py (GPU-equivalents = uplift × cold-recovery share × GPU count); every parameter labels its measured/estimated basis, so any third party can cross-check.
Your cluster parameters
Ratio auto-computed on the measured anchor of one FX100 per 8 nodes: 8 nodes (64 GPUs) → 1 array(s), storage investment ¥371,200 (≈$51,556).
Your scenario result
(uplift × cold share × GPU count)
(at MI308X $12,000/GPU)
(equivalent compute value ÷ array investment)
Conservative / mid / upper scenarios (same scale)
| Scenario | Uplift | Cold share | Equiv. GPUs | Equiv. value | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 保守 | +29% | 10% | 1.9 | $22,272 | 0.43× |
| 中值 | +35% | 30% | 6.7 | $80,640 | 1.56× |
| 上界 | +40% | 50% | 12.8 | $153,600 | 2.98× |
Throughput uplift is a measured basis (R2/R3, 480B, MI308X, production form); the cold-recovery share is an estimate (no public statistics; listed for pilot backfill). Results are mid-scenario references, not a promise of returns.
Capacity ledger: $/GB compared
MI308X whole-GPU basis $62.5/GB ($12,000 ÷ 192 GB) vs FX100 fully populated $0.273/GB (188,744 GB) — a ratio of ≈228.8×.
Honest statement: HBM and all-flash differ by orders of magnitude in bandwidth/latency and are not interchangeable; this ledger only claims warm-context absorption (R5 HBM-efficiency methodology).
Cluster ledger: 128-GPU pilot (joint-test scale)
16 nodes of GPU investment ¥25,600,000; 8 arrays at ¥2,969,600 — storage takes only 11.6% of GPU spend for a cluster-wide +30% effective throughput (conservative mainline anchor).
The full TCO model (network / power / depreciation / Monte Carlo sensitivity) is reproducible Python after NDA.
This site presents business-cooperation information and constitutes neither an investment offer nor any promise of returns. Measured data come from signed / official test reports (see the Evidence Library); vendor specs, public sources and estimates are labeled as such.