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A fork of llama.cpp tuned for running the Qwen3.8-Flash-Next 125B MoE model on a single consumer AMD GPU with experts offloaded to system RAM. It uses an expert cache in VRAM, CPU computation of missing experts, and PCIe prefetching, and reports generation and prefill speeds on…

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Developers running large MoE models locally on AMD ROCm GPUs with limited VRAM and system RAM

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