AMD's Ryzen AI 300 series of mobile processors beats Intel's mobile competition handily at local large language model (LLM) performance, according to recent in-house testing by AMD. A new blog post from the company's community blog outlines the tests AMD performed to beat Team Blue in AI performance, and how to make the most of the popular LLM program LM Studio for any interested users.
Most of AMD's tests were performed in LM Studio, a desktop app for downloading and hosting LLMs locally. The software, built on the llama.cpp code library, allows for CPU and/or GPU acceleration to power LLMs, and offers other control over the functionality of the models.
