Well I tested it on 7900XTX with the same prompts and their draft model gave me about 30t/s. Their own snippet of code with regular MTP model gave me 60t/s.
Also model with their draft answered incorrectly.
With MTP it answered correctly.
Question was: "Does MikroTik CRS312-4C+8XG-RM have combo ports?". The answer is Yes.
That's not how you're supposed to use LLMs. You shouldn't expect a tiny little local model to know random facts about every obscure consumer product on earth. That's the job of tool calling. At best a model of this size is just giving you a random guess.
You're basically saying "I tried rolling these dice one time, the green dice rolled a 6 and the blue dice rolled a 1, so green dice are better"
Which was not he point because I was testing their solution for MPT and it was just funny addition. But of course in internet you always will find some 'well akchually' person straight from the meme.
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Also model with their draft answered incorrectly. With MTP it answered correctly.
Question was: "Does MikroTik CRS312-4C+8XG-RM have combo ports?". The answer is Yes.
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You're basically saying "I tried rolling these dice one time, the green dice rolled a 6 and the blue dice rolled a 1, so green dice are better"
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smaller models are attempting to distill the useful methodologies, not the license plate number of an obscure extras car on Magnum PI.
that said I wonder if there is a small 'trivia' model out there. Seems like the kinda thing Google would tackle.
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- draft: 67.17
- MTP: 64.18
Why they used those examples? Seems strange.