VQV Signal
A Hacker News discussion highlights running a 30 billion parameter language model at 22 tokens per second using only 6GB of RAM, surpassing llama.cpp performance. The project quantprobe achieves 109 tokens per second in non-novel contexts.
A Hacker News discussion highlights running a 30 billion parameter language model at 22 tokens per second using only 6GB of RAM, surpassing llama.cpp performance. The project quantprobe achieves 109 tokens per second in non-novel contexts.
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This demonstrates significant efficiency improvements in running large language models on limited hardware, potentially broadening access to advanced AI capabilities. It also indicates progress in optimizing open source LLM implementations.
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