@no_stp_on_snek: http://LocalMaxxing.com First of many submissions.
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LocalMaxxing is a website providing community benchmarks for local LLM inference, allowing users to track speed and compare hardware.
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Localmaxxing - Local LLM Inference Benchmarks
Source: https://localmaxxing.com/en Community benchmarks for local LLM inference. Track speed, compare hardware, and find your optimal setup.
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