Will It Fit?
Will that model actually fit your GPU's memory?
Runs the actual arithmetic -- params times bytes-per-parameter plus KV-cache plus overhead -- as blocks the learner watches stack, myth-busting 'any laptop runs a large model' with their own hardware's number.
What goes in, what comes out
Learner picks a model size and a GPU (preset list with real VRAM figures, or a custom value), and a stacked fuel-gauge bar fills with parameters, KV-cache, and runtime overhead as literal layered blocks against the GPU's capacity line. Toggling the quantization level visibly shrinks the stack; pushing the concurrency slider past capacity shows the same GPU collapsing under N simultaneous users.
Dropdown selections and slider drags.
A stacked VRAM bar vs GPU capacity, a fits/doesn't-fit verdict, and the concurrency point where throughput collapses.
Model-size picker; quantization level (fp16/int8/int4); GPU VRAM (preset list + custom); context-length and concurrency sliders.
Lab inside AIE-110 (implements the platform's VRAM-as-calculation module directly); high-intent SEO lead magnet ('will X model run on Y GPU' is a real search pattern).
Go deeper, elsewhere
Hand-picked public explainers and open tools that complement this one — always optional, never required, never graded.
Concepts click when you open the machinery.
Three labs are already live and free — the same hands-on style this playground brings to its module.