RahulSChand/gpu_poor

• highreadme#1

  Reposition README H1 and opening paragraph to clarify its estimation/prediction role

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  # Can my GPU run this LLM? & at what token/s?
  
  Calculates how much **GPU memory you need** and how much **token/s you can get** for any LLM & GPU/CPU.

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  # LLM GPU Poor: Predict & Estimate LLM Performance and Memory
  
  This tool accurately *predicts* and *estimates* the **GPU memory requirements** and **token/s throughput** for any Large Language Model (LLM) on your specific GPU/CPU hardware. It helps you determine if your GPU can run an LLM and what performance to expect, rather than being a runtime or optimization library.

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• highlicense#2

  Add a standard open-source license file

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  Add a `LICENSE` file to the repository root containing the text of the MIT License.

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• mediumtopics#3

  Add more specific topics related to LLM performance estimation

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  ggml, gpu, huggingface, language-model, llama, llama2, llamacpp, llm, pytorch, quantization

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  ggml, gpu, huggingface, language-model, llama, llama2, llamacpp, llm, pytorch, quantization, llm-performance, gpu-memory-estimation, performance-prediction, llm-calculator

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