I should say, though, that I actually don't recommend buying anything right now. I wrote up my setup and made recommendations (and the main recommendation was "don't"). https://swelljoe.com/post/how-i-run-local-llms/
The V620 at $450 or the Radeon AI Pro 9700 at ~$1400 are a good deal compared to everything else right now, but buying tokens from DeepSeek is a better deal. DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 is better than anything you can host locally, they'll serve it to you at blistering fast speeds for pennies a day, and with 1 million token context. You could host a 2-bit quantization of it on a Strix Halo or four of these V620s, and it would run at a crawl on either one. The Strix Halo gets 9-13 t/s. Four V620s would, I guess, get two-three times that. Which is still too slow for comfortable interactive agentic use, and much slower than getting it from DeepSeek, and at two bits there is measurable loss. You're paying a lot more for self-hosted and you're getting worse models.
Also, if you want four cards, you need a server-class motherboard and CPU and RAM. More money.
It's all just a bad investment. Self-hosting is a bad idea if you don't already have the hardware, unless and until memory and GPU prices come down. Even at the prices I paid (before RAMpocalypse really kicked off; $2k for the Strix Halo, ~$350 for each V620), I wouldn't recommend it if you don't have a strong urge to tinker with hardware and it'll probably never pay for itself vs. buying inference from DeepSeek directly.
Edit: The same shrouds for all the old Instinct cards also work for the V620, as they have the same dimensions and screw and cable layout. I tried several and ended up with this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7296707