CanIRun.ai is a specialized web-based tool designed to help users determine if their local machine's hardware is capable of running various AI models. By utilizing browser APIs like WebGPU, the site analyzes the user's GPU, CPU, and RAM to provide compatibility scores and VRAM requirements for a vast library of models including Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, and Phi. It offers detailed technical breakdowns for each model, such as architecture type, context window, and memory requirements across different quantization levels (from Q2_K to F16).
Browser-based hardware analyzer to check local AI model compatibility.
- Determining which version of Llama or DeepSeek can fit on a specific GPU
- Planning hardware upgrades for local AI inference
- Finding optimized 'edge' models for mobile or constrained devices
- Users can let the website automatically detect their hardware via WebGPU or manually select their GPU and RAM from the dropdown menus. Once the hardware is set
- the site displays a list of AI models with compatibility grades (S to F) indicating how well the system can run them.
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