Qwen3.5 9B
DenseA compact member of the Qwen3.5 family. Useful as a general local model when multilingual and multimodal capabilities matter.
A practical snapshot of model families that make sense for local experimentation. Memory estimates below are rough weight-only rules of thumb for 4-bit quantization; real usage is higher once context and runtime overhead are included.
A compact member of the Qwen3.5 family. Useful as a general local model when multilingual and multimodal capabilities matter.
Google's medium-sized multimodal model aimed directly at local workflows. Google describes it as suitable for dedicated-GPU laptops with 16 GB VRAM or unified memory.
A distilled reasoning checkpoint built on Qwen2.5-Math. Small enough for many consumer setups while retaining strong math and reasoning behavior.
A practical middle ground for local reasoning. It improves substantially over the 7B variant on the original DeepSeek evaluation while remaining deployable on enthusiast hardware.
A 27B multimodal model positioned around agentic coding. The official release reports strong SWE-bench and Terminal-Bench results at a size still realistic for high-memory local systems.
The strongest Qwen-based R1 distill from the original release. It needs significantly more memory, but offers a major reasoning step up over smaller variants.
A hybrid instruct/reasoning/coding model with multimodal support. It has 119B total parameters but activates 6.5B per token; storage and memory still reflect the large total model size.