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Yes, I have been using the same model with the same parameters recently, and the output quality in LM Studio is much higher than that in LoadAI. |
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really depends how you are running local-ai. For instance, to benefit from the Apple/Mac optimizations you should run it as a binary instead of using docker. Otherwise rosetta would kick in and slow down things. Another aspect would probably be metal support. Given people reporting it #1064 to be broken that's the real slowdown you are seeing there - but unfortunately I don't own an apple so It's hard for me to test and check out what's wrong there. If someone with a mac and a bit of patience would like to help there we could get that fixed. |
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Hello!
First of all: thank you very much for LocalAI!
I am currently experimenting with LocalAI and LM Studio on an Macbook Air with M2 and 24GB RAM - both controlled using FlowiseAI
Surprisingly, whenever I use LM Studio with the same settings (particularly, the same model, namely llama-2-13b.ggmlv3.q4_0), LM Studio turns out to
The prompts sent to both services (I'm using LM Studio as a service) should be identical, thus, there should only be two potential differences left:
I built LocalAI for Macs with Metal support (
make BUILD_TYPE=metal build) but could not recognize a substantial acceleration - on the other side, I do not really understand the two linesI used a
base.yamldescription as a start, but where should those two settings be added?All reactions