X post0xSeroDiscussion
Low-bit quantisation techniques aim to preserve model capabilities while boosting throughput, though high-performance setups can still draw substantial power at peak load.
The author notes the balance between accuracy and speed at 3-bit quantisation with disbelief. However, the short post does not specify the exact model architecture or hardware hardware used in the test.
0xSero
@0xSero · 27 July 2026
How the heck is this possible scoring 78.6% @ exl-3bits 100 tok/s 1400w at peak. t.co/v3Tck0uSXJ
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