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The minimum system requirements for running AI models locally can vary significantly based on the size and complexity of the model you intend to run, as well as the specific tasks you want to perform (inference or training). However, here's a general guideline based on the provided search results: Basics Your Computer Needs:  * CPU: A decent multi-core processor. Most computers from the last 5 years should work for smaller models. For better performance with larger models, aim for higher clock speeds and more cores (e.g., Intel Core i5/i7/i9 or AMD Ryzen 5/7/9 or better). Workstation or server-grade CPUs (like AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon) with high core counts are ideal for professional work and advanced tasks.  * RAM:    * Minimum: 8 GB for basic operations and smaller models (1-7B parameters).    * Recommended: 16 GB or more for larger models (7B-13B+) and smoother multitasking.    * Ideal: 32 GB or higher for large models (13B+), especially during t...

The "light" in "light and medium crude oil" refers to the lighter hydrocarbon fractions that are separated during the oil refining process. These lighter fractions have lower boiling points and are more volatile. They are primarily used to produce:  * Gasoline: This is the most significant use for the light components of both light and medium crude oil. The lighter hydrocarbons are ideal for blending into various grades of gasoline for use in cars and other spark-ignition engines.  * Naphtha: This is a broad term for several volatile, flammable liquid hydrocarbon mixtures used as solvents and as feedstock for producing high-octane gasoline components through catalytic reforming. It's a crucial intermediate product from both light and medium crude.  * Jet Fuel (Kerosene type): Kerosene, a key component of jet fuel, is derived from the middle distillates of crude oil, which are present in both light and medium grades. The lighter fractions help in producing the re...

Heavy crude oil, in its raw form, is generally not directly used in machines or automotive applications as a fuel or lubricant. It is too thick and viscous to function properly in internal combustion engines or as a lubricant without significant processing. However, heavy crude oil is a crucial feedstock that undergoes extensive refining processes to produce various products that are essential for machines and the automotive industry. These include:  * Gasoline: A primary fuel source for most cars and light-duty vehicles.  * Diesel Fuel: Used to power many trucks, buses, trains, and some cars.  * Jet Fuel: Fuels aircraft.  * Lubricating Oils: Essential for reducing friction and wear in engines and machinery. While the base oils can come from various crude oil types, heavier fractions are often processed into heavier-grade lubricants.  * Asphalt and Road Oil: Heavy crude oil is a better source for these materials used in road construction and maintenance.  *...