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Tesla V100 32GB for local LLMs

5 measured results from 1 builds, each linked to its source.

Memory32 GB per card
Memory bandwidth889 GB/s (measured HBM2 bandwidth reported in the bnk README)
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Can it run? DeepSeek V4.1 Flash on 2x Tesla V100 32GB Qwen3.8 27B on 2x Tesla V100 32GB Qwen3.8 Flash-Next on 2x Tesla V100 32GB

All builds with the Tesla V100 32GB

BuildGPU(s)Memory GB (total)Results
Dual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine)2x Tesla V100 32 GB (PG500-216, sm_70)645

All measured results

(MTP, DFlash, DSpark and similar draft-and-verify methods give much higher tok/s on predictable text and are not comparable 1:1 with plain decode)

ModelBuildRan onQuantEnginetok/sDetails
DeepSeek V4.1 FlashDual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine)2x Tesla V100 32GBGSQ-RCO 2-bitbnk v0.5.0, experts split VRAM/RAM (CPU offload)13📏 Maintainer decode tok/s from the bnk READMEpartly in system RAM
Qwen3.8 27BDual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine)2x Tesla V100 32GBQ8_0bnk dense engine, tensor parallel, MTP drafting104⚡ spec-decode (MTP)📏 Maintainer decode tok/s from the bnk README
Qwen3.8 27BDual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine)2x Tesla V100 32GBQ8_0bnk dense engine, tensor parallel, no drafting42.4📏 Maintainer decode tok/s from the bnk README
Qwen3.8 Flash-NextDual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine)2x Tesla V100 32GBIQ3_Sbnk v0.3.1, decode at 4K context121context: 4K📏 Maintainer decode tok/s from the bnk READMEpartly in system RAM
Qwen3.8 Flash-NextDual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine)2x Tesla V100 32GBFP4-Localbnk v0.3.1, decode at 4K context114context: 4K📏 Maintainer decode tok/s from the bnk READMEpartly in system RAM

All Tesla V100 32GB builds: see also all GPUs · best LLMs by memory size · download the dataset.

FAQ

How fast is the Tesla V100 32GB for local LLMs?

The fastest plain-decode result we have is 42.4 tok/s on Qwen3.8 27B (Q8_0, bnk dense engine, tensor parallel, no drafting) in Dual Tesla V100 32 GB on EPYC 7402 (bnk engine). Speed depends heavily on the model, quant and engine, so compare like with like in the table. RigBase lists 5 measured results from 1 builds.

How much memory does the Tesla V100 32GB have?

32 GB per card. Memory bandwidth: 889 GB/s (measured HBM2 bandwidth reported in the bnk README).

Which models have been measured on the Tesla V100 32GB?

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Qwen3.8 27B, Qwen3.8 Flash-Next.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every row links to a build page with its original public source (benchmark logs, READMEs, forum posts). RigBase does not re-run the benchmarks. Results marked ⚡ use speculative decoding and are not comparable 1:1 with plain decode.

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