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A mini PC versus an older gaming card for larger models

XDA says its writer’s mini PC can fit larger models than their old gaming card, but still loses on one key metric.

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XDA describes a trade-off: its writer’s mini PC can fit larger models than their old gaming card, yet falls short on one key metric. The outlet says graphics memory (VRAM) is no longer a hard cap with mixture-of-experts (MoE) models, but argues that this doesn’t make mini PCs the better buy.

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My mini PC can fit larger models than my old gaming card, but it still loses on one key metric

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XDA@xdadevelopersMy mini PC can fit larger models than my old gaming card, but it still loses on one key metric https://bit.ly/3VJzK2j19d
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    XDA@xdadevelopersMy mini PC can fit larger models than my old gaming card, but it still loses on one key metric https://bit.ly/3VJzK2j19d
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