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Can you self-host AI at parity with chatgpt?
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Install LocalAI and ensure it’s using acceleration. It’s one of the best solutions we have at the moment.
Are you sure you’re not running these small models off of CPU and no acceleration? Because I’m running these small models pretty quickly. Nearly instant responses using a NVIDIA titanXP from a gaming rig I built in 2017 ish.
AMD is quite awful in this regard. Rn with my rx6650xt using Vulcan acceleration, I get the same speed as running on my r5 7600