Menu
mutinaiPreview: Public preview · figures are illustrative fixture data, attributed to their source · data to May 2025 · read-only
What can I run?
What can I run?

Start from the machine you have.

Pick the closest setup. Mutinai recommends a download and a runtime for each model, and shows the memory it needs and how fast it will answer.

Choose hardware
Not sure what you have? Help me checkTwo numbers decide it: memory, and whether there is a graphics card

On a Mac

Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen, then About This Mac. Note the Chip (M1, M2, M3, M4…) and the Memory (8 GB, 16 GB…).

On Windows

Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager, then Performance. Memory shows your RAM. If a GPU entry lists Dedicated GPU memory of 4 GB or more, you have a graphics card; otherwise you don’t.

Then pick the closest match — or the Build your own setup option below for anything else:

Mac with 8 GBMac with 16 GBWindows laptop, 16 GB, no graphics cardPC with a 16 GB graphics card

Still unsure? Start with the 16 GB laptop: what runs there runs on almost any recent computer.

Laptops

MacBook Air M1 8 GBMacBook Air M2 16 GBMacBook Air M3 16 GBMacBook Air M4 16 GBMacBook Pro M3 Max 64 GBMacBook Pro M4 Max 128 GBWindows laptop 16 GB

Mini PCs

GB10 mini workstationMac mini M4 16 GBMac mini M4 Pro 48 GBRyzen AI Max+ 395 mini PC

Desktops

CPU-only Ryzen 9 7950XDual RTX 3090Mac Studio M2 Ultra 192 GBRTX 4060 Ti 16GB budget buildRTX 4090 workstationRTX 5090 workstationRX 7900 XTX desktop

Servers

A100 80GB server
Build your own setupChoose GPUs or a chip and how much memory you have

Reference systems at a glance

Usable memory and the largest dense model each holds at 4-bit.