Please someone recommend me a good model for Linux Mint + 12 GB RAM + 3 GB VRAM + GTX 1050 setup.
Any good model?. I use AnythingLLM with Ollama API. There are good models, submitted by /u/Ok-Type-7663 [link] [comments]
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