Add LLM VRAM Calculator to Tools - #25
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Adds the LLM VRAM Calculator to the Tools section.
Disclosure: I built this. It is free, no signup, no paywall. Pick a model (Llama/Qwen/Gemma/Mistral/custom), a GGUF quantization (FP16 down to Q2_K), and a context length; it estimates weights + KV-cache VRAM from each model's published architecture (GQA-aware) and shows which consumer GPUs and Macs it fits with ~10% headroom. Methodology and bits-per-weight sources are documented on the page.
Fits the existing Tools section precedent (interactive planning calculators). Happy to adjust wording or placement.