GLM-5.2 (744B MoE)
Catalogue summary: Z.ai flagship open model for long-horizon coding, reasoning and agentic work. 744B total, 40B active, 1M-token context, MIT license. Unsloth Dynamic GGUF makes it technically local, but it needs workstation/server-class memory: ~245GB total memory for 2-bit and 372GB+ for 4-bit.
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Can GLM-5.2 (744B MoE) run locally?
GLM-5.2 (744B MoE) has a catalogue minimum of 256 GB RAM with UD-IQ2_M. Actual memory use and speed vary by context length, runtime, backend and system headroom.
Treat glm-5.2 as a server-grade catalogue target. Use the verified artefact with a compatible multi-GPU or distributed runtime and follow its upstream instructions; this is not a one-click desktop LM Studio recommendation.
Deployment path
Catalogue record
- Family: glm
- Parameters: 744B (40B active)
- Recommended quantization: UD-IQ2_M
- Catalogue minimum RAM: 256 GB
- Catalogue model size: 239 GB
- Tags: chat, code, reasoning, quality, agentic, long-context, general
Practical limits
- Catalogue RAM is a minimum estimate, not a guarantee for every context length or runtime.
- Speed and memory use vary by quantization, backend, context length and system headroom.
- Verify architecture, licence and usage restrictions in the linked upstream material before deployment.
Catalogue tags
- chat
- code
- reasoning
- quality
- agentic
- long-context
Capability profile
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Technical notes
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