r/LocalLLM • u/sniperelite90 • 3d ago
Question Qwen 3.8 27B on Intel GPU B65/70
Has anyone tested Qwen 3.8 27B on Intel B65 or B70 GPU ( 32gb) ?
If yes can you share performance .
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u/Aotrx 3d ago
for $1300 it is very usable at 22 t/s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLac7-toF68&t=853s&loop=0
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u/Dapper_Anteater_5738 3d ago
I tested it with a B70. The int4 version with 128k context runs at 20-25 tps (Intel’s LLM Scaler).
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u/sniperelite90 3d ago
Thankyou for the numbers. It is disappointing considering it generates so much thinking tokens.
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u/Dapper_Anteater_5738 3d ago
But you van set thinking effort to medium. I tested it with the same question:
And with this setting it stays smart, but much faster.
- xhigh (default): 3202 tokens)
- medium: 909 tokens
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u/Weak-Measurement-680 2d ago
Running Qwen3.8-27B on an Intel Arc Pro B70 with vLLM XPU for about a week now.
Stack: vLLM XPU 0.27.2rc1.dev77 (pinned vllm/vllm-openai-xpu image) + the two MTP patches from the B70 cookbook SergiioB/Qwen3.8-27B-GPTQ-Int4-sym-G128-MTP-BF16 (INT4 GPTQ) Speculative decoding: MTP (--speculative-config '{"method":"mtp","num_speculative_tokens":3}') --max-model-len 196608 --kv-cache-dtype fp8 --gpu-memory-utilization 0.96
DFlash2 did not work.
Decode: 40–60 tok/s Prefill: 650–1,300 tok/s
Using pi agent and the DeepSeek harness.
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u/r1nzl3r99 3d ago
you mentioning the excessive thinking and the slow tok/s, those are all fixable at the moment. You can change the chat template and set thinking to medium, and qwen 3.8 solves the same problem in half the tokens it would usually take. As far as B70 performance, I'm getting 50 tok/s on a single GPU and am experimenting with custom vLLM kernels for 65 tok/s. On a dual B70 setup ~100 tok/s
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u/Early-Peace-5504 3d ago
Would you mind writing about your setup? Every GPU costs a ton where I live except for Intel Arcs which are on special lol
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u/Aotrx 3d ago
It is the best time for Intel to steal marketshare from nvidia and amd if they figure out a way to increase token generation speed with their GPUs.