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Llmash is a Windows-based replacement for Ollama that runs 2-4x faster using the same hardware by automatically tuning llama.cpp settings per model. It stays fully compatible with Ollama's commands and API, requiring no manual configuration, making the speed upgrade seamless for existing users.
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