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Cline reports 11,840 tokens/s for Nemotron 3.5 Super VL on one GB300 GPU

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Cline says five vLLM configuration changes raised Nemotron 3.5 Super VL throughput on a single GB300 GPU from 6,058 to 11,840 output tokens per second.

The changes let the model draft tokens ahead, keep the GPU from sitting idle, and store the model's memory at half precision. In its chart, Cline lists the steps: MTP decoding about 7,000 tokens/s, async with FlashInfer 7,800, changing MTP 3 to MTP 1 9,500, and FP16 state 11,840 at 256 concurrent requests.

Cline published a blog post on the optimizations and on the future of local models and agentic inference. The figures are Cline's own measurements as posted on X.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 29, 3:18 PM ET

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Cline details tricks behind 11,840 tps on a single GPU

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  1. Oct 29, 3:13 PM ET · 1 article
    Cline blog on local model inference reaching 11,840 tokens/s on a single GPU
    Cline: Cline details tricks behind 11,840 tps on a single GPU
  2. Oct 29, 3:13 PM ET · 1 article
    Cline shares five vLLM settings that nearly double Nemotron 3.5 Super VL throughput on one GB300
    Cline: Cline nearly doubles Nemotron 3.5 Super VL throughput on one GB300 GPU

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Oct 29
  1. ClineOfficial
    Cline details tricks behind 11,840 tps on a single GPU

    AICline published a blog post describing the optimizations it used to reach 11,840 tokens per second on a single GPU. The post also covers the future of local models and agentic inference.

  2. ClineOfficialPick
    Cline nearly doubles Nemotron 3.5 Super VL throughput on one GB300 GPU

    AICline says five vLLM configuration changes raised Nemotron 3.5 Super VL throughput on a single GB300 GPU from 6,058 to 11,840 output tokens per second. The changes let the model draft tokens ahead, keep the GPU from sitting idle, and store the model's memory at half precision. The chart shows the gains step by step: MTP decoding reached about 7,000, async with FlashInfer 7,800, MTP 3 changed to MTP 1 9,500, and FP16 state 11,840 at 256 concurrent requests.

    Image from @cline's post

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