A developer running a point-tracking model on NVIDIA T4 GPUs observed the same model taking ~85 seconds per half-video, versus ~0.5 seconds on an A100—a ~170× slowdown. The model processes 47-frame videos at 256×256 resolution in batch 1, uses pure FP32 precision, and builds local 4D correlation volumes followed by transformer layers.
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