How do I see which AI models my device can run?

Pick your GPU, Apple Silicon chip, phone GPU or Raspberry Pi on this page. Each device opens a list of recommended open models that fit that hardware.

Do I need to install anything to check compatibility?

No. LocalAI estimates local compatibility from known hardware specs. You can also use the homepage to auto-detect your machine in the browser.

What if my exact device is not listed?

Choose the closest GPU or chip in the same series, or go back to the homepage and let LocalAI detect your hardware automatically.

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284 devices

Local AI models by device

Choose your GPU, Apple Silicon chip, phone or single-board computer to see which open AI models it can run locally — including recommended sizes for chat, coding, image and video.

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Apple Silicon

M-series Macs with unified memory.

NVIDIA

GeForce, RTX Pro and datacenter GPUs.

NVIDIA RTX 50

NVIDIA RTX 40

NVIDIA RTX 30

NVIDIA RTX 20

NVIDIA GTX 16

NVIDIA GTX 10

NVIDIA GTX 9

NVIDIA Pro

NVIDIA Datacenter

AMD

Radeon discrete GPUs and integrated graphics.

AMD RX 9000

AMD RX 7000

AMD RX 6000

AMD RX 5000

AMD Older

AMD Integrated

Intel

Arc discrete GPUs and integrated graphics.

Intel Arc

Intel Integrated

Mobile

Phone and tablet GPUs for on-device models.

SBC / Embedded

Single-board computers such as Raspberry Pi.

Common questions

How do I see which AI models my device can run?: Pick your GPU, Apple Silicon chip, phone GPU or Raspberry Pi on this page. Each device opens a list of recommended open models that fit that hardware.
Do I need to install anything to check compatibility?: No. LocalAI estimates local compatibility from known hardware specs. You can also use the homepage to auto-detect your machine in the browser.
What if my exact device is not listed?: Choose the closest GPU or chip in the same series, or go back to the homepage and let LocalAI detect your hardware automatically.