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AtomicChat’s Uncensored DeepSeek Fits 12GB GPUs

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AtomicChat’s Uncensored DeepSeek Fits 12GB GPUs
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AtomicChat’s Uncensored DeepSeek Fits 12GB GPUs

AtomicChat’s uncensored GSQ-RCO GGUF variants remove DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017’s refusal direction while preserving most benchmark performance. Running them still requires 64GB system RAM, a fast SSD, roughly 341GB of storage, and the Strata runtime.

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This is less a consumer-GPU miracle than a clever combination of extreme quantization, SSD streaming, and weight-level abliteration—but it makes an enormous model unusually accessible for local experimentation.

  • –JailbreakBench refusals fell from roughly 85–89% to 0% across the tested quantization levels.
  • –MMLU stayed within about one point of the stock quantized model, with KL divergence around 0.02.
  • –The 12GB GPU is only part of the requirement; system memory, storage capacity, and SSD throughput remain substantial bottlenecks.
  • –Strata is currently essential because DeepSeek’s separate Engram table is not yet supported by llama.cpp.
  • –Removing safeguards improves local control but also removes topic-specific protections, making isolated deployment and careful credential handling important.
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deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017llmopen-weightsquantizationinferencegpulocal-firstsafety

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-11-02

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-11-02

RELEVANCE

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