Does it run locally?
From a phone, a Raspberry Pi or a Jetson edge AI board to a gaming PC, a Mac or a data-center GPU, see which AI models your hardware can run, how well and how fast. Then pick the app to run them in, or compare what to buy next.
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Kimi K3.1 Pro (2.8T)
A+
Moonshot AI · 2,780B (104.0B active) · Nov 2
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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S5 nano
D
Maritaca AI · 4.7B · Nov 2
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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NorthCUA Mini
B
beipo-ai · 35B (3.0B active) · Nov 1
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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NorthCUA Nano
C
beipo-ai · 9.4B · Nov 1
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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GLiDE 9B
C
Fastino · 7.9B · Nov 1
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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GLiDE 2B
D
Fastino · 1.9B · Oct 31
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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GLiDE 0.8B
D
Fastino · 0.8B · Oct 31
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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NorthCUA Pro
A
beipo-ai · 397B (17.0B active) · Oct 30
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
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Mage-VL-Cowork 4.7B
B
Microsoft · 4.7B · Oct 30
- Phone
- Laptop
- Gaming PC
How the estimate works
Three numbers decide it
Example
Llama 3.3 70B on a 128 GB Mac
At Q6_K it needs about 69 GB. A Mac with 128 GB of unified memory lets a model use about 96 GB, so it fits, at roughly 6 tokens per second.
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