Qwen3.8-Flash-Next turns 4xR9700 into a local AI powerhouse! 120 t/s TG and 12k t/s PP single request with optimized vLLM
Summary
The article reports that the Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model achieves 120 tokens/second generation speed and 12k tokens/second prefill on a system with 4x AMD R9700 GPUs using optimized vLLM and a custom Docker image.
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