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Criteria for local large models: first check whether the model fits in the available space—if it doesn't fit, how fast it is doesn't matter; only after it fits do you compare speed.
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11/3/2026
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An 110K GPU Can't Fit a 195B Model: Which Way Should a 32G Machine Go?
bilibiliAIPC煜森11/2/2026
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