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    High Power mode recommended for local inference on MacBooks

    A user advises switching a MacBook from Automatic to High Power mode when running AI models locally.

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    2 Sources, 10h ago, first seen 10h ago

    TLDR

    For local inference on a MacBook, a user recommends using High Power mode instead of Automatic.

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    2 Sources, first seen 10h ago

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    Combined views

    1.7K

    2 Sources, first seen 10h ago

    36 likes
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    @somewheresyReminder! If you’re running your macbook for local inference make sure it’s not on Automatic, but on High Power mode
    @DanielleFongRT @somewheresy: Reminder! If you’re running your macbook for local inference make sure it’s not on Automatic, but on High Power mode

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    @somewheresyReminder! If you’re running your macbook for local inference make sure it’s not on Automatic, but on High Power mode
    @DanielleFongRT @somewheresy: Reminder! If you’re running your macbook for local inference make sure it’s not on Automatic, but on High Power mode