Vram 48 Alternatives

This is a small placeholder or test model published under the unslothai organization. It is configured for feature extraction tasks and appears to be used primarily for testing or demonstrating compatibility with the Transformers library. The model card content is minimal.

vram-80 is an open-source model published by Unsloth on Hugging Face. It is designed for feature extraction tasks using the Transformers library. The model is intended for researchers and developers working on LLM efficiency, memory estimation, and related machine learning experiments.

vram-96 is an open-source model published by Unsloth on Hugging Face. It is designed for feature extraction tasks using the Transformers library. The model is intended for researchers and developers working on LLM efficiency, memory estimation, and related machine learning experiments.

This appears to be a minimal or test model published by Unsloth for feature extraction tasks. It has no parameters listed and an empty README, suggesting it may be used for infrastructure testing or as a placeholder within the Unsloth ecosystem. It follows the standard Transformers interface.

unslothai/vram-24 is an open-source model published by Unsloth on Hugging Face. It provides optimized feature extraction capabilities designed to reduce VRAM usage for large models. The model can be used with the Transformers library for local inference and is targeted at developers seeking efficient ways to run LLMs.

unslothai/2 is a model hosted on Hugging Face for feature extraction tasks. It is compatible with the Transformers library and can be run locally or via inference providers. The model appears to be part of the Unsloth ecosystem focused on efficient LLM training and inference.