I hate how every recommended answer is some copy paste guide on how to reset the PC. If that is your go to fix for everything you're a garbage technician.
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I've added ms answers to my ublock filter. The site is worthless.
Sounds like we just gotta add Firefox to the kernel while Linus is on vacation.
Assuming you have a genuine installer that exception is commonly caused by corrupted or missing system files. (But not the only reason, ram issues, HDD issues and malware are some of the other potential reasons)
Research and understand these commands before using them. They attempt to resolve system file problems. Be sure to reboot after running both of them.
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
SFC /scannow
Additionally, you can check if you have the latest redistributable installed.
Install both x86 and x64.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170
This has been needed since Windows XP SP2.
Glad to see they've finally started doing their backlog tickets.
4GB is practically nothing in this space. Ideally you want at least 10GB of dedicated vram if you can't get even more. Keep in mind you're also probably trying to share that vram with your operating system. So it's more like ~3GB before you even started.
Kolboldcpp is capable of using both your GPU and CPU together, you might wanna consider that. (Using a feature called layers) There's a trade-off that occurs between the memory available and the quality of its output and the speed of the calculation.
The model mentioned in this post can be run on the CPU with enough system ram or swap.
If you wanna keep it all on the GPU check out 4bit models. Also there's been a lot of work into trying to do this with the raspberry Pi. I suspect that their work could help you out here as well.
Ransomware on your life
So when should I expect the collaboration between Elon and apple? so I can get an eye phone like Futurama.
That's funny, I was really wondering how many pwned toothbrushes there really could be.
It's fairly common in business devices before 8th gen Intel.
Now I'm a bit out of the loop with this.
Would there be any benefit for a 8700k paired with a 1080ti?
I think that's a bad buy.