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Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4

Parameters
51.2B
Architecture
qwen4-exp-ple
License
qwen-community-1.0

About Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4

Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4 is a GGUF model based on Qwen/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on Hugging Face. GGUF files are published by ivanfioravanti/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4. It has about 51.2B parameters, the qwen4-exp-ple architecture (values written in the GGUF).

There is one quantization, Q4_1, with a file size of 32.0 GB (actual size on Hugging Face).

Running Q4_1 (32.0 GB) with an 8,192-token context needs an estimated 33.4 GB of memory, and an estimated 34.1 GB at 32,768 tokens. For 8,192 tokens, a GPU with 32 GB or more of VRAM (such as GeForce RTX 5090), or a Mac with 32 GB or more of unified memory, is a rough guide (macOS caps how much memory the GPU can use, so leave some headroom).

The original model is licensed under Qwen Community License 1.0, which allows commercial use with conditions such as scale or purpose. Check the original license for the terms of use.

File size and estimated memory per quantization

  • Up to 8 GB
  • Up to 16 GB
  • Up to 24 GB
  • Up to 48 GB
  • Up to 128 GB
  • More

File sizes are the actual values on Hugging Face. Memory is estimated for each context length (KV cache f16). The formula is in How memory is calculated.

All memory figures are Estimated (KV cache f16). It should run on a setup with at least this much VRAM (or Mac unified memory). Click a value to see the devices and models that fit that amount (Find by GPU / Mac).

About the "quality guide" (how far a quantization drifts from the original)

For each quantization type, how far the output drifts from the original model, grouped into six levels from values llama.cpp measured on Llama-3-8B.

The value is mean KLD (the difference between the original and quantized model in next-token probabilities); smaller means closer to the original. Quantizations made with an imatrix (importance data) come out slightly smaller. Levels use the value without an imatrix (or with one, for types that only have that).

These values were not measured on this model. Larger models and MoE models tend to drift less with the same type. Distributor-specific mixed types (such as UD-Q4_K_XL) cannot be matched by type name alone, so they show "-".

Quantization Quality guide KLD (no imatrix) KLD (imatrix) Size (Llama-3-8B)
Q8_0 Nearly identical 0.0014 - 7.96 GiB
Q6_K Very small 0.0055 - 6.14 GiB
Q5_K_M Very small 0.0108 - 5.33 GiB
Q5_K_S Small 0.0166 - 5.21 GiB
Q5_1 Small 0.0180 - 5.65 GiB
Q5_0 Small 0.0222 - 5.21 GiB
Q4_K_M Small 0.0313 0.0282 4.58 GiB
Q4_K_S Medium 0.0431 0.0320 4.37 GiB
IQ4_NL Small - 0.0357 4.35 GiB
IQ4_XS Small - 0.0363 4.14 GiB
Q4_1 Medium 0.0717 - 4.78 GiB
Q4_0 Medium 0.0719 - 4.34 GiB
Q3_K_L Medium 0.0872 0.0731 4.03 GiB
Q3_K_M Medium 0.1019 0.0844 3.74 GiB
IQ3_M Medium - 0.1025 3.53 GiB
IQ3_S Medium - 0.1113 3.42 GiB
IQ3_XS Large - 0.1387 3.28 GiB
IQ3_XXS Large - 0.1836 3.05 GiB
Q3_K_S Large 0.2282 0.1998 3.41 GiB
IQ2_M Large - 0.3260 2.74 GiB
Q2_K Very large 0.4451 0.3322 2.96 GiB
Q2_K_S Very large - 0.4034 2.96 GiB
IQ2_S Very large - 0.4392 2.56 GiB
IQ2_XS Very large - 0.5463 2.43 GiB
IQ2_XXS Very large - 0.8120 2.24 GiB
IQ1_M Very large - 1.3931 2.01 GiB
IQ1_S Very large - 2.2546 1.88 GiB

Source: llama.cpp (MIT), measured on Llama-3-8B against FP16, Wikitext-2, revision f364eb6f. Original table · Reading and choosing quantizations

GGUF source

ivanfioravanti/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4

Published by the original developer About this label

Last checked: Oct 9, 2026

Architecture
qwen4-exp-ple
Not supported by mainline llama.cpp (as of b12025)
Parameters
51.2B
License
qwen-community-1.0 Conditional
File size and memory per quantization for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4 (ivanfioravanti/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4)
Quantization File size Measured Quality guide 4,096 8,192 16,384 32,768 65,536 131,072 262,144
Q4_1 32.0 GB Medium 33.3 GB 33.4 GB 33.6 GB 34.1 GB 35.0 GB 36.8 GB 40.4 GB

This GGUF format (qwen4-exp-ple) does not exist in mainline llama.cpp (as of b12025). Ollama, LM Studio and mainline llama.cpp cannot load it; use the dedicated tool described by the source.

License and commercial use

Qwen Community License 1.0 Conditional

Allows commercial use. However, companies (including affiliates) that offer the model to third parties as a service (Model as a Service, e.g. via an API) or run an AI assistant business for coding or office work need a separate license from Qwen before commercial use (internal-only use is excluded). Products with over 100 million monthly active users or over USD 20 million in monthly revenue must display the model name.

Based on the license on the original model's Hugging Face page. Original license text (checked Oct 18, 2026)

The summary states facts this site read from the original text and is not legal advice. Always check the original license and its latest terms before use. All licenses

Frequently asked questions

How much memory do I need to run Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4 (Q4_1)?
The file size is 32.0 GB (measured). With a 8,192-token context, the estimated memory including the KV cache is 33.4 GB. The formula is published at https://localllm.az-arte.com/en/guide/memory-calculation.
Can Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4 be used commercially?
The original model's license is Qwen Community License 1.0 (Commercial use with conditions).Allows commercial use. However, companies (including affiliates) that offer the model to third parties as a service (Model as a Service, e.g. via an API) or run an AI assistant business for coding or office work need a separate license from Qwen before commercial use (internal-only use is excluded). Products with over 100 million monthly active users or over USD 20 million in monthly revenue must display the model name. Check the original license text before deciding.
Does Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-DS4-Q4 run in 8 GB, 12 GB, 16 GB or 24 GB of VRAM?
8 GB: no quantization fits; 12 GB: no quantization fits; 16 GB: no quantization fits; 24 GB: no quantization fits (estimated at 8,192 tokens with an f16 KV cache, files from the most-downloaded source).