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kccqzy ◴[] No.35395739[source]
I might be missing something but I actually couldn't reproduce. I purposefully chose a computer with 16GiB RAM to run the 30B model. Performance was extremely slow, and the process was clearly not CPU-limited, unlike when it's running the 13B model. It's clearly swapping a lot.
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1. versteegen ◴[] No.35398479[source]
The apparent answer is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35398012

> mmap-ed memory pages backed by a file that aren't dirty aren't counted in an process's RSS usage, only kernel page cache. The mmap-ed regions of virtual memory does get counted in VSZ (virtual memory) but that is just virtual and can be larger than RAM+swap.