DeLancre

Context limit is not really a problem on local models. Qwen3.6 can do up to ~256k tokens, it’s not that far from what things like cursor uses. grok in cursor have exactly 256k tokens for example. Also, you can use opencode with custom config, where you need to set trimming close to that number.

That being said, quality wise it still kinda shit and looses to paid models. I think you need something like GLM 5.2 to compete, which needs 228gb at lowest 1bit quant (not including context size, which can be up to 1m tokens, so you can round up requirements for RAM up to 256gb), so yeah, the only thing that limits you locally — the fact that “AI” companies bought all supply of focking ram and we can’t afford any.

Fuck is wrong with you?

Go rebuild your own transmission.

I’m pretty confident I will be able to. There a shit tons of guides, videos and tutorials. In fact, I worked in repair center and that was my usual routine. Don’t know something? Learn.

That makes you an ashole.

I see only one asshole in comments and that ain’t me. I see no reason for me to provide instruction that will take hours to type and may not even be correct, just to please some weird guy on internet. I gave general directions: to have best experience and privacy with those TVs, you need to root them. How you do it (and if you even want to) is up to you.

It’s literally different for every LG TV series. And to find out how to root your particular one, you just open google and… Search.

Fuck you mean “directions”, we are not on the street.

Don’t forget to root it

Yes, 95C max for desktop CPU, 105C for notebook APU, became a default like, 20 years ago or so

From gamer nexus testings, it looks like there enough of headroom to operate below any throtling threshold. Fan basically silent even at full load. So I assume yes, most probably somewhat default 95C peak and somewhat tweaked power settings.