Collection · one GB10 box, pushed hard

NVIDIA

DGX Spark

Everything I have published about serving large models on one machine. Every figure was recorded on the hardware.

01

Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on one box

180B parameters on a single Spark by keeping the 51B n-gram embedding table on NVMe instead of in memory. One install script, and a model that has no business fitting in 128 GB runs anyway.

180BNVMe offloadn-gramShell
Documentation 17 documents Source
02

Qwen3.8-27B FP8

From 7.88 to 58.5 tok/s single-stream with the weights untouched — the gain comes entirely from decode strategy. Speculative decoding and prefix caching benchmarked side by side, plus DFlash 2, the only Qwen3.8-27B build that serves under vLLM.

FP8vLLMSpeculative decodingPrefix caching
03

Qwen3.8-27B 4-bit

75 tok/s single-stream, 246 tok/s aggregate at 8-way concurrency. NVFP4 against MixedInt4-AutoRound against the FP8 baseline on one harness — including why the quantisation advantage collapses to +0.2% by c16.

NVFP4AutoRoundMarlinvLLM
04

DeepSeek V4 Flash

384k context, thinking, tools and an OpenAI-compatible API on one Spark, installed with a single command. The boring part done properly so the interesting part is reproducible.

384k contextOpenAI APIToolsOne-command
Documentation 12 documents Source
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Inference Atlas

The wider project these runs feed into: a community-owned map of inference engine configurations, where the repo is the database. DGX Spark is one column among many, and the grey squares are the point.

BenchmarksCommunityGitHub Pages

The numbers move as the stack moves. Dates matter more than benchmarks.

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