
oMLX is so good and efficient ! it’s just like having 500 Nvidia H100’s !!!
p.s. this is obviously a joke

p.s. this is obviously a joke
I’m on the 14” M5 Pro (15-Core CPU, 16-Core GPU) MacBook Pro with 24 GB unified memory, which according to LM Studio’s System Hardware section gives me 17.76 GB of VRAM.
The models I’m most interested in are (from most to least):
My goal is basically to have a local ChatGPT/Claude “replacement” that’s actually useful day-to-day.
Things I care about:
I’ve been tried LM Studio, but noticed that even the 9B models eat up RAM and swap at longer context lengths. Not to mention, they can often get into long loops about nonsense.
As such, I’m considering switching to oMLX, and connecting the models to the internet (to prevent those loops and hallucinations). How shall I go by doing that given my requirements?
I know I shouldn’t expect much, but that’s why I want to maximize what I have, especially since the RAM is a huge bottleneck for me. But I didn’t buy this specifically for Local AI use -- only got interested in it after the fact.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
(P.S. I used AI to revise this post for clarity. English isn’t my first language.)
System Settings, Disk Utility, and Finder’s Status Bar all display different free storage values.
Running First Aid on the Disk doesn’t seem to fix the problem. I have nothing on iCloud. I don’t use Time Machine on the Mac itself. Any fixes?
System Settings, Disk Utility, and Finder’s Status Bar all display different free storage values.
Running First Aid on the Disk doesn’t seem to fix the problem. I have nothing on iCloud. I don’t use Time Machine on the Mac itself. Any fixes?
System Settings, Disk Utility, and Finder’s Status Bar all display different free storage values.
Running First Aid on the Disk doesn’t seem to fix the problem. I have nothing on iCloud. I don’t use Time Machine on the Mac itself. Any fixes?
Minecraft 26.1.2: Fabric & Sodium through Prism, Fabulously Optimized, Complementary Unbound 5.7.1 (High), 32 Chunks for Both Render and Simulation Distance, Sodium Reduce Resolution, Capped at 60 FPS to Limit Jitter, 8 GB of Allocated RAM
First purchase from DBrand, their Limited Edition 1984 Skin for the 14" M5 Pro. This thing looks great (in my opinion)! Though, t’was a pain in the ass to install.