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A day has passed which is a decade in the ai world - is qwen 3.5 27b q6 still the best model to run on a 5090, or does the new bonsai and gemma models beat it?
Im specifically interested in coding ability. I have the q6 version of the claude opus 4.6 distill with 128k context for local coding (Still using claude opus for planning) and it works amazingly. Im a tech junkie, good enough is never good enough, are these new models better? submitted by /u/ArugulaAnnual1765 [link] [comments]
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