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One RTX 3090 · bloomery 0.2.1 · Qwen3.8 Flash Next UD-Q4_K_XL 111 GB · 3 streams (client-timed)

Qwen3.8 Flash Next · 53.9 tok/s decode · 3 streams

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One RTX 3090 (250 W cap) on one box, one server at a time. The A6000 held nothing while each server was up; the script checked this. Same prompts for every engine: greedy, thinking off, one discarded warm-up per load. Recorded with toktape 0.7.1-8dde1df, which counts a server's child processes as the server.

Three setups: - bloomery 0.2.1 (commit b83f1269) on UD-Q4_K_XL (111 GB), at its defaults: MTP draft and adaptive residency. - Strata 6f32ec0 on its recommended GSQ-RCO IQ3_XXS file (76 GB). - Strata 6f32ec0 on the same UD-Q4_K_XL file bloomery serves. Strata reads it through --gguf-dir and lists that path as experimental.

Each setup ran once at one request (bloomery --parallel 1, Strata's setup config) for the one-stream tapes, and once at three (--parallel 3, or "parallel": 3 added to the config) for the three-stream tape.

The three-stream tapes are client-timed (--engine-kind openai), because Strata's /props reports total_slots 1 under "parallel": 3 (fix proposed upstream, Niko1221/Strata#1004).

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decode
53.9tok/s
prefill
325tok/s
ttft p50
1861ms
modelQwen3.8 Flash Next
quantisation?
size?
engineopenai
hostlinux
gpusNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 / NVIDIA RTX A6000
streams3
workload201 in / 400 out · cache 0% · per stream
context16128 window
config?
machine268.7 of 550 W
prompt setnot in a comparison set
recorded2026-10-06T00:06:33Z
toktape0.7.1-8dde1df

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