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Something to handle code, text and math.

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[-] thingsiplay@lemmy.ml 2 points 3 days ago

I'm on the low end with 8gb VRAM, that can partially run on GPU and system RAM. That makes it halway usable. I'm not an Ai guy at all and use it mostly to play around. Occasionally it can be used here and there for simple stuff like as you suggest for brainstorming, to extract text from images or translate them. And I also used it to help with programming here and there asking questions when being offline for a month, help refactor program code and functions just to see what can be done.

For anyone wanting to use it as a main tool and replacement of ChatGPT and the likes, they clearly need stronger hardware. I wish I had 16gb... this is extremely limiting. But token speed is at least often 17 tokens per second and sometimes over 50. That's about what I can do.

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