My only real use case for a local AI use is document management, how much VRAM do I realistically need for a good experience?
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I just want to use paperless-ai and be able to ask questions relative to it. Bonus points if I could use it with home assistant but that's not the focus. I just can't see needing a 32 GB VRAM GPU for just that, but I don't want to buy a GPU only to find out that "yeah, it's technically feasible but…
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My only real use case for a local AI use is document management, how much VRAM do I realistically need for a good experience?
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