Leon Cuttem

It's done teapawt.org/ItsmeAjayKV/status/211…

Going to unlock my RTX 3090 right now. Pointed my agent to the repo and got it started ! Time to test how much i can push my RTX 3090 !

Qwen Flash generated a game in about 60 minutes using a single M4 Mac mini with 16GB of unified memory paired with an RTX 3090. The reported generation speed was around 22 tokens per second. And this was a one-shot attempt. One prompt, one run, no extended cycle of manual fixes. There’s still room to improve the setup. I think we could potentially cut the generation time significantly, possibly doubling the effective speed by the end of the week. That remains a target, not a measured result, but it will be interesting to see how far the setup can go with further optimization. The hardware combination is worth paying attention to. The M4 Mac mini provides the compact host system, while the RTX 3090 brings 24GB of dedicated GPU memory to the setup. Depending on how inference is distributed between the two machines, this can offer more flexibility than relying on the Mac mini alone. One important distinction: 22 tokens per second is the reported generation speed, not necessarily the speed of the entire game-building process. Planning, tool calls, code execution, and any validation or repair work can all affect the final completion time. Still, finishing a game generation run in roughly an hour with a one-shot workflow is a useful starting point. If you bought a Mac mini during the Clawdbot craze, your purchase might not have aged quite as badly as you thought.