RigCheck answers whether your GPU or Mac can run a given local AI model. You pick your graphics card or Mac plus the amount of RAM, and each model own checker answers from the requirements and benchmarks published by the model developers, covering language, image and video model routes, complete workflow files and sourced memory limits.
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Pick a specific card and RAM and see which model sizes fit with every layer in GPU memory.
File choices such as Q5_K_M or IQ4_XS are compared per model rather than collapsed into one verdict.
Model routes come with complete workflow files and sourced memory limits.
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