hipfire-models/qwen3.8-flash-next

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Hipfire quantized builds of Qwen/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next for supported AMD routes. qwen3.8:flash is MQ4, the default. MQ3-XTS and the two MQ2 roots are smaller alternatives for tighter storage; each tier carries its own quality tradeoff, and no tier's numbers stand in for another's. Every base file needs one shared PLE file at serve time. Sizes are download sizes, not measured memory use. GB = 10⁹ bytes, GiB = 2³⁰ bytes. Totals are arithmetic file sums, not minimum RAM/VRAM. For another tier, use its tag in both commands: qwen3.8:flash-next-mq3-xts, qwen3.8:flash-next-mq2-xts, or qwen3.8:flash-next-mq2-xts-4500. The PLE file holds lookup rows the base file points to; one of them is required at serve time. Q4 is the smaller download. Q8 is exact to the original Q8 rows, not to the BF16 source. --ple auto respects the configured PLE format; otherwise it selects q4 for gfx1151 and q8 elsewhere, combining the choices on mixed-GPU hosts. Recommended sampling:…

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  1. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next HFQ — hipfire quants (MQ4 default, MQ3, MQ2)
  2. Tiers and downloads
  3. Quickstart
  4. Quality
  5. MQ4-XTS
  6. MQ3-XTS (R9700 / gfx1201, qwen4kld build ca0aee9c9, q4)
  7. MQ3-XTS on 7900 XTX (diagnostic, separate scope)
  8. MQ2 roots (7900 XTX, build ea2abd11…, q4, published baked roots)
  9. Recipes
  10. Compatibility
  11. Experimental: MQ3-XTS coder (k243)
  12. Exact identities

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hipfire-models/qwen3.8-flash-next is a task-unspecified model repository published by hipfire-models on Hugging Face. The source reports the hipfire library.

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2026-09-19T05:53:54.000Z
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