… However, for everyday, lightweight tasks, I've found that Gemma 4 handles them surprisingly well. By lightweight tasks, I mean the surface-level tasks the majority of people still seem to be using AI for. …
… Material costs are a fraction of the overall job, so run two cables to every drop while you're in the walls. Yes, even if you're using the more expensive shielded solid-copper Cat6A which you should be anyway . The double cable helps give them more weight for drop-fishing anyhow. …
… That just means more compute cycles on the AI cores, resulting in potentially larger power draw, more heat, and potentially less headroom for everything else that a GPU would be trying to juggle while playing a modern game. …
… Instead of prematurely spilling data into slower system memory, the GPU holds onto critical assets longer, allowing it to operate closer to its full potential. In one example , Cyberpunk 2077 was able to push VRAM usage up to nearly 7.4GB, while GTT usage dropped to around 605MB. …
… That's a big deal, especially since the 1080p screen on the Ally X has VRR for smooth frames even if it drops below the 120Hz refresh rate, which it often does because it's still a low-powered mobile chip. …
… Make sure that your DIY deck is weighted. …
… The closest thing to ChatGPT I can run locally For my hardware, OpenAI's gpt-oss 20B pulls decent weight. …