NEW on Hugging Face: Filter by hardware compatibility
Summary
Hugging Face has added a new filter to its Models page that lets users filter by hardware compatibility (GPU, CPU, Apple Silicon), ensuring they only see models that can run on their machine. The filter stacks with other filters and is shareable via URL.
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Filter Models page by Hardware
Source: https://huggingface.co/changelog/filter-models-by-hardware A new Hardware filter on theModelspage filters results to models that fit a specific GPU, CPU, or Apple Silicon chip, so you only see what will actually run on your machine. Set the hardware you want from yourHardware settings.
It stacks with the page’s other filters and is shareable via URL, so a link likehuggingface.co/models?apps=llama.cpp&hardware=apple-m4-maxpoints anyone, even logged-out visitors, at the llama.cpp models that fit an Apple M4 Max.
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