LLMSpeed is a new open-source tool designed to estimate the performance of local large language models (LLMs) on various hardware setups. The tool provides users with an indication of how fast an LLM might run on a single device for short prompts.
The performance numbers presented by LLMSpeed are derived from multiple sources. Measured data comes from community benchmarks, including platforms like r/LocalLLaMA and localscore.ai. For configurations without direct benchmarks, estimates are projected from similar setups or calculated based on hardware specifications.
The primary purpose of LLMSpeed is to assist users in making informed decisions about hardware purchases. By offering performance estimates, the tool allows individuals to 'feel how fast' a local LLM would run on specific hardware before committing to an acquisition.
LLMSpeed is available as an open-source project on GitHub. This allows for community contributions and transparency in its development and data aggregation methods.
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LLMSpeed is an open-source tool that provides performance estimates for running local large language models (LLMs) on different hardware configurations. It helps users understand potential speeds before purchasing hardware by aggregating community benchmarks and projecting performance from specifications.