Ai Can Run
Check which AI models your PC can actually run — no installs
What it does
Detect your GPU, CPU and RAM in your browser and find out which open AI models you can run locally — chat, coding, image and video. No installs, no data leaves your machine.
We detect your GPU and memory and rank the open models that actually fit — chat, coding, image and video. Nothing is uploaded; everything is computed on your machine. Works best in Chrome or Edge on desktop. Apple Silicon, NVIDIA, AMD and Intel supported. All results are estimates. Real performance depends on drivers, cooling, background apps and OS memory pressure. Use the grades as a guideline, not a guarantee. Visit in a desktop browser. No account, no extension, no install. Your browser reports the GPU, RAM and CPU cores. Prefer manual? Choose your device from the list. Review the top open models that fit, then grab the GGUF from Hugging Face and run it with Ollama, LM Studio or…from amz34.github.io
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