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I built a "Can I run this LLM?" site where every VRAM number is measured, not guessed

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The problem: five sites, four different answers When Kimi K3 dropped, I searched "kimi k3 vram requirements" like everyone else. Five popular pages gave me: 594 GB 1.51 TB 1.68 TB "you can't run it, period" one page said Q4 fits in "about 800 GB", another said 1.2 TB They can't all be right. And th…

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  1. 2026-10-17 17:47 · DEV Community — AI
    I built a "Can I run this LLM?" site where every VRAM number is measured, not guessed

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