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Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next requirements — can you run it?

· 27 quantizations measured · updated 2026-09-24 · source: ukisai/Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-GGUF

Run Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next (IQ1_S) — copy-paste:
# llama.cpp (auto-downloads the GGUF)
llama-cli -hf ukisai/Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-GGUF:IQ1_S

# Ollama (pulls straight from Hugging Face)
ollama run hf.co/ukisai/Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-GGUF:IQ1_S

# LM Studio: search "ukisai/Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-GGUF" in the model browser

Commands load the exact quant measured on this page.

Every quantization: real file size vs what you actually need

QuantFile (measured)VRAM/RAM needed (8K ctx)Runs on (first fit)
IQ1_S70.1 GB85.6 GBRTX PRO 6000 96GB
IQ1_M72.0 GB87.9 GBRTX PRO 6000 96GB
IQ2_XXS75.2 GB91.7 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ2_XS77.7 GB94.8 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ2_S77.8 GB94.9 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ2_M80.4 GB97.9 GBMac 128GB unified
Q2_K80.9 GB98.6 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ3_XXS88.0 GB107.1 GBMac 128GB unified
Q3_K_S89.4 GB108.8 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ3_XS91.9 GB111.8 GBMac 128GB unified
Q3_K_M92.0 GB111.8 GBMac 128GB unified
Q3_K_L93.2 GB113.3 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ3_M93.2 GB113.4 GBMac 128GB unified
IQ4_XS97.7 GB118.7 GBMac 256GB unified
IQ4_NL100.3 GB121.9 GBMac 256GB unified
Q4_0100.6 GB122.2 GBMac 256GB unified
Q2_K_L107.1 GB130.1 GBMac 256GB unified
Q4_1111.3 GB135.0 GBMac 256GB unified
Q4_K_S113.1 GB137.3 GBMac 256GB unified
Q3_K_XL119.3 GB144.7 GBMac 256GB unified
Q4_K_M119.6 GB145.0 GBMac 256GB unified
Q5_K_S128.1 GB155.2 GBMac 256GB unified
Q5_K_M134.7 GB163.1 GBMac 256GB unified
Q4_K_L139.3 GB168.6 GBMac 256GB unified
Q5_K_L151.1 GB182.8 GBMac 256GB unified
Q6_K168.1 GB203.2 GBMac 256GB unified
Q8_0188.3 GB227.4 GBMac 256GB unified

KV cache uses a flat +20% context/overhead rule because this repo does not publish its config; exact numbers may differ for long contexts. MoE models keep all experts in memory — total size counts, not just active params. Longer context grows the KV cache — use the selector above.

Can I run Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on my GPU? (IQ1_S recommended quant)

HardwareMemoryVerdictEst. speed
RTX 3060 12GB12 GBno
RTX 4060 Ti 16GB16 GBno
RTX 3090 24GB24 GBno
RTX 4090 24GB24 GBno
RTX 5090 32GB32 GBno
RTX PRO 6000 96GB96 GBRUNS~19 tok/s
Mac 16GB unified16 GBno
Mac 32GB unified32 GBno
Mac 64GB unified64 GBno
Mac 128GB unified128 GBRUNS~4 tok/s
Mac 256GB unified256 GBRUNS~6 tok/s
Mac 512GB unified512 GBRUNS~9 tok/s
32GB system RAM (CPU)32 GBno
64GB system RAM (CPU)64 GBno
128GB system RAM (CPU)128 GBRUNS~0.9 tok/s
256GB system RAM (CPU)256 GBRUNS~0.9 tok/s
1TB server RAM (CPU)1024 GBRUNS~2 tok/s
2TB server RAM (CPU)2048 GBRUNS~2 tok/s

Speed = decode tok/s estimated from memory bandwidth ÷ measured file size (× MoE active share). Real numbers vary ±30% by runtime and settings.

How much VRAM does Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next need?

The honest answer: 85.6 GB at the IQ1_S quant with 8K context — that is the measured file size (70.1 GB) plus KV cache and runtime overhead. The smallest published build needs 85.6 GB; the lossless one needs 227.4 GB.
Cheapest hardware that runs it: Mac Studio Ultra 256GB (~$6000, used market) — see which GPU to buy.

Can I run it with CPU offload?

Yes, if combined RAM+VRAM ≥ file size — but generation speed is limited by memory bandwidth. Expect roughly: DDR5 dual channel ~10-30 tok/s for small MoE actives, single digits for big ones, 0.1-1 tok/s when experts page from disk. CPU-only is fine for batch jobs, painful for chat.

Why do other sites show different numbers?

Most pages compute weights from a formula (params × bits/8). We use the actual file sizes published in GGUF repos, which include the embedding table, unquantized tensors, and container overhead — that is why our numbers can differ from a naive calculation.

FAQ

How much VRAM does Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next need?

The measured answer: 85.6 GB at the IQ1_S quant with 8K context. The smallest published build needs 85.6 GB; the lossless (F16/BF16) build needs 227.4 GB. These are real GGUF file sizes from Hugging Face, not formula estimates.

Can I run Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on a 24GB GPU (RTX 3090/4090)?

Not at IQ1_S (85.6 GB). Nothing fits 24GB — the smallest build needs 85.6 GB. Use the hosted API or a smaller model.

How fast will Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next run?

Decode speed is memory-bandwidth-bound. At IQ1_S: roughly 11 tok/s on an RTX 4090, 10 tok/s on an RTX 3090, 4 tok/s on an M-series Mac with 128GB, and 0.5 tok/s on CPU with dual-channel DDR4 — estimates from measured file size, MoE active-parameter share and memory bandwidth.

Can I run Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on CPU with system RAM?

Yes, if your usable RAM is at least the file size. At IQ1_S you need ~85.6 GB of RAM. CPU generation is memory-bandwidth-bound: expect single-digit tok/s for large MoE models, 10-30 tok/s for small active params, and below 1 tok/s when experts page from disk.

Why do VRAM numbers for Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-Flash-Next differ between sites?

Most sites compute weights from a formula (params x bits/8). ModelFit uses the actual GGUF file sizes published on Hugging Face, which include the embedding table, unquantized tensors, and container overhead — so our numbers reflect what you really download and load.

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