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I got both IK and Croco built and running on Vulkan, but they both seem abysmally slow compared to Kobold, whether I run one of the GGUFs I already had or a trellis quant I just made. It’s using the GPU, so not sure why. I’ll keep an eye on the projects and try them again in the future.

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