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llama.cppでGPUなしのローカルLLM推論を最適化する

October 6

GPUを搭載していないPCでも、量子化モデルと llama.cpp を使えばローカルLLMを実用的に動かせます。ただし、モデルを起動するだけではCPU性能を十分に引き出せません。私がCPUのみの環境で試した結果、効果が大きかったのは次の4点でした。 CPU向けにRele...

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