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With a budget of $2000, what is the best machine you can buy/build to run multiple AI models in parallel

I have experience building Gaming PCs, but I have no experience building a PC particularly for AI workflows. I just looked into the nvidia sparx laptops and they are kinda over budget. Is the Ryzen AI max processors a good alternative? Or should I stick to building a custom PC with nvidia graphics?…

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  1. 2026-10-25 21:18 · r/LocalLLM
    With a budget of $2000, what is the best machine you can buy/build to run multiple AI models in parallel

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