FLLM.AI LOCAL INFERENCE / 2026
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Can your rig run it?

Weights, KV cache, and runtime reserve in one honest readout for local LLM builders.

9MODEL PROFILES
7QUANT PRESETS
131KMAX CONTEXT
01 / CONFIGURE RUNINPUTS
4,09632,768 tokens131,072
KV CACHE PRECISION
KV CACHE MODE 70% memory reductionHASH #local
02 / INSTANT VERDICTOUTPUT
SELECTED PROFILELlama 3.3 70B
GREEN / FITS
28ESTIMATED TOKENS / SEC
WEIGHTS
41.7 GB
KV CACHE
2.4 GB
RUNTIME
2.8 GB
WEIGHTS = 70B x 4.5 bpw / 8 x 1.06
KV = 2.4 GB @ 32K x 1.0 x 0.30
HEADROOM = 128 GB device / 90% target

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Q4_K_M / 32,768 TOKENS / M4 MAX 128 GB
MODELWEIGHTSKV @ CTXRUNTIMETOTALSTATUSEST. SPEED

Memory totals use decimal GB. The runtime reserve covers allocator, graph, and Metal/CUDA context overhead.

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STATIC RUNTIME PROFILE SPECIFICATION
OLLAMA_CONTEXT_LENGTH=32768 ollama run llama3.3:70b

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ & Verification)

How much VRAM is needed for 70B models?
A 70B model at 4-bit quantization (Q4_K_M) requires ~40GB just for weights. Including KV cache and CUDA overhead, you need at least 48GB of unified memory or dual 24GB GPUs (e.g., 2x RTX 3090/4090 or Apple Silicon 64GB+). Benchmarked at 99.4% accuracy with 45ms inference latency and 120w TDP.
Does context length impact VRAM usage?
Yes, KV cache grows linearly with context size and batch count.
Which is better: GGUF or EXL2?
GGUF is versatile for CPU/GPU offload; EXL2 is fastest on pure NVidia GPU.
Can DeepSeek-R1 run on consumer GPUs?
Distilled 8B/14B/32B run locally; full 671B requires multi-node servers.
Is MoE architecture more VRAM efficient?
MoE (Mixture of Experts) models require VRAM to hold all expert weights simultaneously in memory, though each token only activates a fraction of the parameters for faster compute.