Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-131B-A6B-GGUF
A 64.8 GB GGUF of Qwen/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next that scores at parity with the full 90 GB quant on tool-calling, GSM8K, and MMLU — 28% smaller, with **zero training and zero transformer surgery**. A 75.4 GB Q4_0 variant of the same cut is also available for older GPUs; see Files. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next carries a 51B-parameter n-gram hash-embedding table (~29% of total weights): 16 independent hash heads, 8 per n-gram type (bigrams / trigrams), injected at layer 1. This model keeps **1 head of 8 per n-gram type** and drops the other 14, exploiting the built-in redundancy of multi-head hashing (each n-gram is looked up several independent ways; a Bloom-filter-style safety margin). Every other tensor is copied **byte-for-byte** from unsloth's UD-Q3_K_XL dynamic quant, so unsloth's imatrix calibration is preserved exactly. The Q4_0 build is **bigger**, not smaller. The n-gram table is what makes this model compact; Q4_0 simply stores every other tensor at more bits than Q3_K_XL does. You are buying throughput with VRAM. On gfx906 that trade is usually worth it — Q4_0 reaches llama.cpp's MMVQ path while K-quants and IQ4_NL fall through to a generic dequant path several times slower.
A 64.8 GB GGUF of Qwen/Qwen3.8-Flash-Next that scores at parity with the full 90 GB quant on tool-calling, GSM8K, and MMLU — 28% smaller, with **zero training and zero transformer surgery**. A 75.4 GB Q4_0 variant of the same cut is also available for older GPUs; see Files. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next carries a 51B-parameter n-gram hash-embedding table (~29% of total weights): 16 independent hash heads, 8 per n-gram type (bigrams / trigrams), injected at layer 1. This model keeps **1 head of 8 per n-gram type** and drops the other 14, exploiting the built-in redundancy of multi-head hashing (each n-gram is looked up several independent ways; a Bloom-filter-style safety margin). Every other tensor is copied **byte-for-byte** from unsloth's UD-Q3_K_XL dynamic quant, so unsloth's imatrix calibration is preserved exactly. The Q4_0 build is **bigger**, not smaller. The n-gram table is what makes this model compact; Q4_0 simply stores every other tensor at more bits than Q3_K_XL does. You are buying throughput with VRAM. On gfx906 that trade is usually worth it — Q4_0 reaches llama.cpp's MMVQ path while K-quants and IQ4_NL fall through to a generic dequant path several times slower.
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