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From a phone, a Raspberry Pi or a Jetson edge AI board to a gaming PC, a Mac or a data-center GPU, see which AI models your hardware can run, how well and how fast. Then pick the app to run them in, or compare what to buy next.

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  1. Nex N2.6 (321B-A18B) A+

    Nex-AGI · 321B (18.0B active) · Nov 10

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  2. MiniMax H3 Image A+

    MiniMax · 33.1B · Nov 10

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  3. Raon 1 nano D

    KRAFTON · 3.5B · Nov 10

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  4. LongCat 2.5 (1.6T-A48B) A+

    Meituan · 1,780B (48.0B active) · Nov 9

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  5. Kimi K3.1 Pro (2.8T) A+

    Moonshot AI · 2,780B (104.0B active) · Nov 2

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  6. S5 nano D

    Maritaca AI · 4.7B · Nov 2

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  7. NorthCUA Mini B

    beipo-ai · 35B (3.0B active) · Nov 1

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  8. NorthCUA Nano C

    beipo-ai · 9.4B · Nov 1

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC
  9. GLiDE 9B C

    Fastino · 7.9B · Nov 1

    • Phone
    • Laptop
    • Gaming PC

Model Finder

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How the estimate works

Three numbers decide it

01 · MemoryDoes it fit?Model weights at each quantization, plus the KV cache for your context length and runtime overhead, against the memory your GPU or device can actually give a model.
02 · BandwidthHow fast will it answer?Generating each token reads the weights once, so tokens per second follow memory bandwidth. Mixture-of-experts models only read their active experts.
03 · QualityIs it the best that fits?A curated quality tier for each model carries most of the score, so the top pick is the best model that fits, not the smallest one.

Example

Llama 3.3 70B on a 128 GB Mac

At Q6_K it needs about 69 GB. A Mac with 128 GB of unified memory lets a model use about 96 GB, so it fits, at roughly 6 tokens per second.

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