I find this kind of funny. Obviously not if you have a spare >12GB VRAM machine available, this is mainly a "PSA" for those who don't. But even then you might want to use those resources for their main purpose while some inference runs.
The Steam Deck does not have much RAM, but it has 16 GB *soldered* DDR5. This would likely be better than the CPU RAM in your regular PC, as long as the model fits in at all. And CPU inference is perfectly viable for stuff that must fit into 16 GB. Also it is a low power device. Thoughts?
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