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You don't need an expensive GPU to run a local LLM that actually works
…Sign in to your XDA account We've all seen the news reports, stories, and videos surrounding AI development and large language models (LLMs) hosting with huge encompassing data centers. These things…
Running local LLMs every day for five months broke every assumption I had about them
…Sign in to your XDA account I got into local LLMs because it seemed interesting, if I’m being completely honest. Running my own AI on my own hardware just felt like…
I almost ditched Claude over its brutal rate limits, but then it nailed something no other AI could
Megan Ellis Apr 3, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT Megan is a Software Writer at XDA Developers who has been writing about consumer technology since 2016. With a postgraduate degree in New…
Claude Code installed my IDE, and now I can't go back to manual setup
…And that's before connecting to local LLMs , or adding additional skills, or MCP servers . It's honestly a lot for someone who's not a developer, and that got me looking…
This MCP Server turned my NAS into a self-hosted AI assistant, and it changed how I work
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I connected my local LLM to Home Assistant through MCP, and now my smart home manages itself
…Sign in to your XDA account I’ve started pairing my FOSS applications with self-hosted LLMs running on my Ollama and LM Studio instances, and AI-powered workflows have made my…
I've been running some of the biggest open-weight LLMs for free on Nvidia's cloud
…developers.com , on Twitter as @AdamConwayIE , on Instagram as adamc.99 , or u/AdamConwayIE on Reddit. Sign in to your XDA account If you've spent any time in the local LLM…
I stopped trying to replace my cloud LLMs, and local models finally made sense
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