YOUR NUMBERS, YOUR ASSUMPTIONS

Your memory budget

Enter a runtime estimate and see a low, base and high memory range. Every prefilled amount is an editable assumption.

All values use decimal GB. The result is a planning estimate, not a compatibility or performance guarantee.

Set your assumptions

Use runtime memory from your own measurements or research. Download size is not runtime memory.

Leave blank to see the range without a comparison.

Enter your own runtime estimate. Download size is disk space, not a runtime estimate.

An editable allowance for the operating system and other apps.

Blank means an assumed 0 GB. Avoid counting this memory twice.

A user-set range on the whole budget, not a statistical confidence interval.

THE ROOM THAT REMAINS

Your estimate will appear here.

Add a runtime memory estimate, then calculate to see a range and breakdown.

ILLUSTRATIVE ARITHMETIC ONLY

Try a memory scenario

Each example uses a 12 GB runtime estimate, 1 GB context/cache, 2 GB OS/apps, and ±20% uncertainty: a 15 GB base and 12–18 GB range. These are arithmetic examples, not model or hardware recommendations.

FORMULA

See each term

Base = E + K + R. Low and High apply your uncertainty percentage to the entire base. Read the full formula explanation.

SOURCES

Know what a source supports

References describe model/download information, API controls, and hardware configurations. They are not runtime-memory benchmarks. See sources and evidence boundaries.