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Bought a used mining rig

Since I've now listened to one (1) entire talk on AI, I am the world's foremost leading expert.

As such I will be running a localized llama 13B instance. For the first time in over a decade I've bought a PC that wasn't an HP workstation.

Specs:

H110 motherboard w/celeron and 4GB ram alongside Nvidia quadro 5200 8gb

Do you guys think it'll actually run a quantized llama? Is 500W PSU enough?

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lol you'll find out when you try to run it

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I need ur thoughts and prayers

I feel fairly confident esp with quantizing. I'm not expecting fast response and I can always add a second gfx card for 16gb vram.

Or comfortably run the 7B model which apparently sucks tho

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Oh yah one of the dope :marseytrain2: coooders dropped this gem yesterday: https://simonwillison.net/2023/Nov/29/llamafile

Looks like a pretty good way to run Shit tbh

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just download and run my binary

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Now, theoretically, how would I get python to interact with the web interface

Actually what I'm gonna do is try to run llama cpp and python reps so I can just use python to ask it stuff while it runs in C++

Apparently this setup is super lightweight

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lol idk just get it running first and start from there i guess

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use koboldCPP and split over vram and ram

only works with GGML.bin models though :marseydepressed:

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i use a chromebook bro lol i'm not running anything locally

but even running remotely usually isn't as simple as it might seem so it might be a fair bit of trial and error when your parts arrive and you give it a go

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I installed a github repo for the first time in my life today so i have high hopes

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lol never a bad thing to start but i guess there's a charm in trying to figure out how to solve the frick ups that might happen

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