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GLM-5.3-Flash on the NVIDIA RTX 3090
GLM-5.3-Flash runs at about 11.6 tokens/s on the NVIDIA RTX 3090 (measured, AJ-IQ2_XXS, CUDA, llama-bench, part of the model on CPU).
AJ-IQ2_XXS · CUDA
same run
For comparison, our size-scaling estimate for this combination is 66.7 tok/s.
Every run
| Quant | Backend | Generate tok/s | Prompt tok/s | Test | Build / by / notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AJ-IQ2_XXS | CUDA | 11.6 | 37 | tg128 | Single RTX 3090 with 40 of 42 expert layers in system RAM (-ncmoe 40); llama.cpp from upstream PR #27752. File size 87,346,006,560 bytes as stated by the source.; model file is larger than this card's VRAM, so part of it ran on the CPU/system RAM | aj9o9/GLM-5.3-Flash-GGUF model card (Hugging Face) |
tg128 = generating 128 tokens; pp512 = reading a 512-token prompt (llama-bench). LocalScore averages several prompt and output lengths, so its numbers run lower than tg128. "decode, llama-server" = single-stream generation speed measured against a running llama-server (no speculative decoding).
Doesn't fit in this card's VRAM
Part of this model ran on the CPU here. A rented 48-80 GB GPU keeps it all in VRAM.
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