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What can your computer run?
Three taps to see real, measured local-AI speeds for your setup, plus which app to install.
What do you have?
🟩PC with NVIDIAGeForce RTX / GTX, Windows or Linux
🟥PC with AMDRadeon RX, Ryzen AI / Strix Halo
🟦PC with IntelArc A / B series, Core Ultra graphics
🍎MacApple Silicon: M1 to M5
💻LaptopGaming or work laptop, MacBook
❓Not sureFind out what GPU and memory you have
Based on measured benchmarks. Browse all hardware · all models
Not sure? Here's how to check
🪟 Windows
- Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager.
- Open the Performance tab.
- Click GPU 0 / GPU 1: the name is top-right; Dedicated GPU memory is your VRAM.
- Click Memory to see total RAM.
🍎 macOS
- Click the Apple menu → About This Mac.
- Chip shows e.g. "Apple M3 Pro".
- Memory is your unified memory (shared by CPU and GPU).
- GPU core count: More Info → System Report → Graphics/Displays.
🐧 Linux
- NVIDIA: run
nvidia-smi. It shows the GPU name and total memory (e.g. 24576MiB). - Any GPU:
lspci | grep -iE 'vga|3d' - AMD:
rocm-smi --showmeminfo vram(if ROCm is installed) - RAM:
free -h