The hardware roster · one card
RTX 3090 Ti (24 GB)
24 GB·NVIDIA·graphics card·211 figures, from 3 exhibits · named in 17 exhibits
This roster is in beta and still being tested: every figure is proved against the page it came from, and the way they are read and shown is still changing.
- Language 60
- Pictures 3
- Power, temperature, and what it costs 79
- Everything else this shelf measured for it 69
Narrow these 211 figuresevery modelmodel: FLUX.2 [klein] 4B · 13 of 211 figuresmodel: gemma4:26b · 44 of 211 figuresmodel: klein-4b-32st · 4 of 211 figuresmodel: klein-4b-8st · 4 of 211 figuresmodel: klein-4b-8st-pixel4 · 4 of 211 figuresmodel: Mistral Small 3.2 · 67 of 211 figuresmodel: Qwen3.8-Flash-Next · 27 of 211 figuresmodel: not stated · 48 of 211 figuresevery power cappower cap: 300 W · 69 of 211 figurespower cap: 350 W · 55 of 211 figurespower cap: 400 W · 28 of 211 figurespower cap: 450 W · 42 of 211 figurespower cap: not stated · 17 of 211 figuresevery exhibitexhibit: Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench · 27 of 211 figuresexhibit: RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench · 171 of 211 figuresexhibit: Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in · 13 of 211 figures
Language — decode, prefill and first token
Grouped by model and by what was measured, and inside a group sorted by power cap ascending — alphabetical and numeric, never by value. The heading of a group carries everything that does not change inside it; each row carries the value and the conditions that do. A condition the page does not state reads not stated, which is a third thing and not an uncapped card. A † means the same reading is printed in a second place on its exhibit — one reading, two printings, not two figures.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| gemma4:26b decode at the full window, and the memory it usedollama · 0.32.13 · 350 W · 131,072 · 256 tokens out · concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 159.410 tok/s, 21,008 MiB | Q4_K_M · f16 cache |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| 146.780, 19,428 MiB | Q4_K_M · q4_0 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| 147.823, 20,142 MiB† | Q4_K_M · q8_0 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| gemma4:26b decode summed across conversations, tokens a secondtok/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · a 4,096-token window · 256 tokens out · measurement window not stated | |
| 145.817tok/s | 300 W1 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 228.601tok/s | 300 W2 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 327.124tok/s | 300 W4 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 147.201tok/s | 350 W1 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 231.908tok/s | 350 W2 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 337.044tok/s | 350 W4 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 146.996tok/s | 400 W1 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 232.647tok/s | 400 W2 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 337.842tok/s | 400 W4 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 147.364tok/s | 450 W1 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 231.240tok/s | 450 W2 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 337.620tok/s | 450 W4 |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| gemma4:26b decode, tokens a secondtok/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · concurrency not stated | |
| 145.908tok/s† | 300 W131,0722026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 145.908tok/s† | 300 Wnot statednot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 147.823tok/s† | 350 W131,0722026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 147.823tok/s† | 350 Wnot statednot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 147.599tok/s | 400 Wnot statednot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 147.560tok/s† | 450 W131,0722026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 147.560tok/s† | 450 Wnot statednot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| gemma4:26b joules per 1,000 tokensJ / 1k tokQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · context and concurrency not stated | |
| 1,648.85J / 1k tok† | 300 W2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 1,648.85J / 1k tok† | 300 Wnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 1,909.96J / 1k tok† | 350 W2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 1,909.96 ⚑† | 350 Wnot stated |
the page marks this cell ⚑ and explains it below the table: between 350 and 400 W the mixture drew 28.4 W less at identical core clocks and identical decode, because the fan read 49 per cent at one rung and 0 at the other. The bench flags the step and corrects nothingfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 1,723.81 ⚑ | 400 Wnot stated |
the page marks this cell ⚑ and explains it below the table: between 350 and 400 W the mixture drew 28.4 W less at identical core clocks and identical decode, because the fan read 49 per cent at one rung and 0 at the other. The bench flags the step and corrects nothingfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 1,915.13J / 1k tok† | 450 W2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 1,915.13J / 1k tok† | 450 Wnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b decode, tokens a secondtok/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · concurrency not stated | |
| 42.969tok/s† | 300 W65,536256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 42.969tok/s† | 300 Wnot stated256 tokens outnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 42.969tok/s† | 300 Wnot statedLadder rungnot stated |
the same decode the cap table at the top of this section prints for this card at this cap — one reading, two printings, and both rows cite this one section idfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 53.354tok/s† | 350 W65,536256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 53.354tok/s† | 350 Wnot stated256 tokens outnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 53.354tok/s† | 350 Wnot statedLadder rungnot stated |
the same decode the cap table at the top of this section prints for this card at this cap — one reading, two printings, and both rows cite this one section idfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 56.936tok/s† | 400 Wnot stated256 tokens outnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 56.936tok/s† | 400 Wnot statedLadder rungnot stated |
the cap table at the top of this section does not carry this rung: it prints a 3090 at 300 and 350 W and the Ti at 300, 350 and 450, and this reading is printed again in §The two models want different capsfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 57.396tok/s† | 450 W65,536256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 57.396tok/s† | 450 Wnot stated256 tokens outnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 57.396tok/s† | 450 Wnot statedLadder rungnot stated |
the same decode the cap table at the top of this section prints for this card at this cap — one reading, two printings, and both rows cite this one section idfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b joules per 1,000 tokensJ / 1k tokQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · context and concurrency not stated | |
| 6,902.38J / 1k tok† | 300 W2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 6,902.38J / 1k tok† | 300 Wnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 6,343.81J / 1k tok† | 350 Wnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 6,343.81J / 1k tok† | 350 W2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 6,713.05J / 1k tok | 400 Wnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| 7,295.49J / 1k tok† | 450 W2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 7,295.49J / 1k tok† | 450 Wnot stated |
the page's own words for this table's context: both models at their headline windows. It does not print the two window sizes here, so this row does not eitherfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| Qwen3.8-Flash-Next writing speed, tokens a secondtok/sIQ3_S · 300 W · one request at a time · 2026-10-09 (09:32Z to 10:51Z, UTC) · context not stated | |
| 13.993tok/s | llama.cpp · 3cf03257128K (128,037 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 17.681tok/s | llama.cpp · b11514128K (128,037 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowthe third figure of three in the page's sentence, which reads them in the order 4K / 32K / 128K; beside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 81.452tok/s | the Strata engine · 0.1.39128K (128,037 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 19.620tok/s | llama.cpp · 3cf0325732K (32,038 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 21.257tok/s | llama.cpp · b1151432K (32,038 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowthe second figure of three in the page's sentence, which reads them in the order 4K / 32K / 128K; beside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 92.571tok/s | the Strata engine · 0.1.3932K (32,038 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 22.490tok/s | llama.cpp · 3cf032574K (4,038 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 22.657tok/s | llama.cpp · b115144K (4,038 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowthe first figure of three in the page's sentence, which reads them in the order 4K / 32K / 128K; beside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 98.291tok/s | the Strata engine · 0.1.394K (4,038 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| not stated decode once the window is full, tokens a secondtok/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 98,000 tokens in a 131,072-token window · batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 80.056tok/s | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 79.740tok/s | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| not stated prompt reading, tokens a secondtok/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 98,000 tokens in a 131,072-token window · batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 2,549.966 tokens a second | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| 2,628.756tok/s | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
Where one condition moved, and nothing else
core temperature peak — power cap apart
The same question
- 58 °C — 300 W Renders
- 60 °C — 350 W Renders
- 61 °C — 400 W Renders
- 62 °C — 450 W Renders
Every row above is the same card and the same question. The only thing that moved is the power cap. That is why nothing on this page is ranked, and why a condition is part of a row rather than a heading above one.
core temperature plateau — power cap apart
The same question
- 56 °C at 0.7 min — 300 W Renders
- 55 °C at 0.4 min — 350 W Renders
- 59 °C at 0.3 min — 400 W Renders
- 57 °C at 0.3 min — 450 W Renders
Pictures — seconds per render
3 rows — same rule as above.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B the exhibit's own margin over a 3090 on the heavy plate at a shared capquantisation, runtime, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 8.5 per cent | 300 W |
both boards held at 300 W. the reading underneath is the companion bench's (one-3090-against-one-3090-ti), and this page's own arithmetic on it is published here and nowhere elsefrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Why this card, and why 350 Wtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #why-this-card-and-why-350-w | |
| 9.5 | 350 W |
both boards held at 350 W, which is a 3090's own limit and 78 per cent of this Ti's. the reading underneath is the companion bench's (one-3090-against-one-3090-ti), and this page's own arithmetic on it is published here and nowhere elsefrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Why this card, and why 350 Wtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #why-this-card-and-why-350-w | |
| not stated the exhibit's own margin over a 3090 on one picture, run as they comeComfyUI · 0.21.1 · 8 steps, 512 × 512, three at a time · quantisation, power cap, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 9.3 % | |
each card at the setting it ships with — a 3090 at 350 W and the Ti at 450 W — which is why this row states no cap; the page prints the same margin as 0.907× the secondsfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § At a glancetyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #at-a-glance | |
Power, temperature, and what it costs
79 rows — same rule as above.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B the exhibit's own margin in core temperature over a 3090 at a shared cap350 W · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, runtime, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| sixteen degrees cooler at the plateau and fourteen at the peak | |
a 55 °C plateau and a 60 °C peak against a 3090's 71 and 74, both cards held at 350 W. The page prints the companion's own caveat beside it — those rows did not do equal work. the reading underneath is the companion bench's (one-3090-against-one-3090-ti), and this page's own arithmetic on it is published here and nowhere elsefrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Why this card, and why 350 Wtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #why-this-card-and-why-350-w | |
| gemma4:26b idle draw with the model resident, median and mean57 samples over thirty seconds each · quantisation, runtime, power cap, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| median of 18.74 W and a mean of 43.04 | |
the page's own reading of the pair: the median is the idle figure and the mean an upper bound containing a loadfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| gemma4:26b mean drawWQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · 2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) · context and concurrency not stated | |
| 240.58 W | 300 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 282.64 W | 350 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 283.01 W | 450 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| gemma4:26b the exhibit's own step against the rung below it in wattsQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| — | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| +1.31 % | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| −0.15 % | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| −0.03 % | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| gemma4:26b tokens a second per $100 of the price as readQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 6.88 | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| 6.96 | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b core clock, medianMHzQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · 2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) · context and concurrency not stated | |
| 960 MHz | 300 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 1,305 MHz | 350 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 1,965 MHz | 450 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b draw as a share of the cap%Q4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · context and concurrency not stated | |
| 98.9 %† | 300 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 98.9 %† | 300 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 96.6 %† | 350 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 96.6 %† | 350 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 95.5 % | 400 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 93.1 %† | 450 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 93.1 %† | 450 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b mean drawWQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · context and concurrency not stated | |
| 296.64 W† | 300 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 296.64 W† | 300 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 338.05 W† | 350 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 338.05 W† | 350 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 382.16 W | 400 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 418.76 W† | 450 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 418.76 W† | 450 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b memory clock held under loadMHzQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · Ladder rung · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 10,251 MHz | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 10,251 MHz | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 10,251 MHz | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 10,251 MHz | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b streamed bandwidth while decodingGB/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · Ladder rung · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 652.2 GB/s | 300 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 809.8 GB/s | 350 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 864.1 GB/s | 400 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 871.1 GB/s | 450 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b the bandwidth ceiling at the memory clock observedGB/sQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · Ladder rung · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 984.1 GB/s | 300 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 984.1 GB/s | 350 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 984.1 GB/s | 400 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 984.1 GB/s | 450 W |
the page derives this from the memory clock observed at that rung and the bus width and says so: a ceiling at an observed clock, never an achieved rate. A 3090's two bandwidth columns are computed from what that bench's files carry — its own per-arm harness predates the instrument — and the Ti's 384 bits is declared rather than probedfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b the exhibit's own step against the rung below it in wattsQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| — | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| +24.17 % | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| +6.71 % | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| +0.81 % | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two models want different capsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-models-want-different-caps | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b tokens a second per $100 of the price as readQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 2.03 | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| 2.71 | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| Qwen3.8-Flash-Next prompt rate, tokens a second, the engine's clocktok/sIQ3_S · 300 W · one request at a time · 2026-10-09 (09:32Z to 10:51Z, UTC) · context not stated | |
| 226.1tok/s | llama.cpp · 3cf03257128K (128,037 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 242.3tok/s | llama.cpp · b11514128K (128,037 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 2,535.0tok/s | the Strata engine · 0.1.39128K (128,037 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 232.3tok/s | llama.cpp · 3cf0325732K (32,038 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 244.9tok/s | llama.cpp · b1151432K (32,038 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 2,671.6tok/s | the Strata engine · 0.1.3932K (32,038 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 239.7tok/s | llama.cpp · 3cf032574K (4,038 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 255.2tok/s | llama.cpp · b115144K (4,038 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 2,143.1tok/s | the Strata engine · 0.1.394K (4,038 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| not stated core temperature peak°CComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 58 °C | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 60 °C | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 61 °C | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 62 °C | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated core temperature plateauComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 56 °C at 0.7 min | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 55 °C at 0.4 min | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 59 °C at 0.3 min | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 57 °C at 0.3 min | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated images drawn in ten minutesimagesComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 320images | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 331images | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 347images | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 348images | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated median drawWComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 292.0 W | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 316.2 W | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 355.4 W | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 357.1 W | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated pictures a minute per $100 of the price as readQ4_K_M · ComfyUI · 0.21.1 · 8 steps, batch 3 · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 1.95 | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| 2.07 | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| not stated price, one card, newordered 15 September 2026 · quantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| $2,119.99 | |
the record behind this figure is public — the listing its page prints in full, read in the window that page namesthe page prints the listing title it was bought under: EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra Gaming, 24G-P5-4985-KR, 24GB GDDR6X, iCX3, ARGB LED, Backplate, Free eLeashfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What it costtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-it-cost | |
| not stated seconds an image, over ten minutes of continuous drawingsComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 1.811s | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.715s | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.676s | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.672s | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated the memory clock's own reported maximumMHzquantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 10,501MHz | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The questiontyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-question | |
Everything else this shelf measured for it
69 rows — same rule as above.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B milliseconds a sleeve, maximumms350 W · 2026-09-18 20:42 → 20:49 · quantisation, runtime, context, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 2,125ms | |
a live figure, read off the service's own journal: the sleeve painter draws a cover for a groove posted to the board, at the clock range this row's own window cell printsfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B milliseconds a sleeve, minimumms350 W · 2026-09-18 20:42 → 20:49 · quantisation, runtime, context, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 2,060ms | |
a live figure, read off the service's own journal: the sleeve painter draws a cover for a groove posted to the board, at the clock range this row's own window cell printsfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B seconds a batch of three, maximumsComfyUI · version not stated · 350 W · a batch of three, on the same 32-step graph the open set hangs · 2026-09-18 20:41 → 22:57 · quantisation, context and concurrency not stated | |
| 15.52s | |
a live figure, read off the service's own journal rather than from a bench: the first creations drawn on the new card after the move, at the clock range this row's own window cell printsfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B seconds a batch of three, medians350 W · a batch of three, on the same 32-step graph the open set hangs · quantisation, context and concurrency not stated | |
| 15.39s | not stated2026-09-17 |
a bench figure, and the page derives it rather than reading it: the companion bench publishes seconds per finished image and no spread, and this column is that cell times three — the batch the print lab actually draws. The page says so in its own dek above the tablefrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| 15.47s | ComfyUI · version not stated2026-09-18 20:41 → 22:57 |
a live figure, read off the service's own journal rather than from a bench: the first creations drawn on the new card after the move, at the clock range this row's own window cell printsfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B seconds a batch of three, minimumsComfyUI · version not stated · 350 W · a batch of three, on the same 32-step graph the open set hangs · 2026-09-18 20:41 → 22:57 · quantisation, context and concurrency not stated | |
| 15.42s | |
a live figure, read off the service's own journal rather than from a bench: the first creations drawn on the new card after the move, at the clock range this row's own window cell printsfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B the exhibit's own margin over a 3090 at the 300 W setting nearest the old machine's cap350 W · quantisation, runtime, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 12 per cent | |
not a matched-cap comparison and the page says so in the same clause: this Ti at the 350 W the new machine runs, against a 3090 at the 300 W setting nearest the old machine's 280 W. the reading underneath is the companion bench's (one-3090-against-one-3090-ti), and this page's own arithmetic on it is published here and nowhere elsefrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Why this card, and why 350 Wtyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #why-this-card-and-why-350-w | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B the exhibit's own margin over the old machine at its own cap350 W · a batch of three, on the same 32-step graph the open set hangs · quantisation, runtime, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 11.5 to 18.1 per cent faster | |
a live median of seven creations on this Ti at 350 W read against the bracketed range for the old machine at 280 W, so the answer is a range: one instrument on each side, which is the join this page exists to makefrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B the exhibit's own margin under the old painter's median350 W · quantisation, runtime, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 17 and 19 per cent under the old median | |
two sleeves against a median of sixteen on the old card at 280 W, and the page says in the same sentence that two sleeves is not a median of its ownfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| FLUX.2 [klein] 4B the page says: FLUX.2 klein 4B the exhibit's own spread of the live creations above the bench median350 W · a batch of three, on the same 32-step graph the open set hangs · quantisation, runtime, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| between 0.2 and 0.9 per cent above the bench's median | |
the page's own reason for quoting a bench figure at all: seven creations off a live service landed within a per cent of what two timed submits predictedfrom Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in § Before and after, on the same instrumentstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from two-3090s-out-one-3090-ti-in · section id #before-and-after-on-the-same-instruments | |
| gemma4:26b largest window held whole, placement left to the serverQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · power cap, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 131,072 whole, 20,142 MiB | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| gemma4:26b the cap flag, the driver's own reportQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · 2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) · context and concurrency not stated | |
| Active in 83.3 % | 300 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 0 % | 350 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 0 % | 450 W |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| gemma4:26b what an unquantised cache buys at the full windowQ4_K_M · f16, unquantised · ollama · 0.32.13 · 350 W · 131,072 · batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| +7.8 per cent on the Ti | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache coststyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| klein-4b-32st seconds a finished image, median of two timed submitssComfyUI · 0.21.1 · batch 3 · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 5.332 s | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 5.130 s | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 5.015 s | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 5.015 s | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| klein-4b-8st seconds a finished image, median of two timed submitssComfyUI · 0.21.1 · batch 3 · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 1.455 s | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.397 s | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.363 s | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.369 s | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| klein-4b-8st-pixel4 seconds a finished image, median of two timed submitssComfyUI · 0.21.1 · batch 3 · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 1.436 s | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.379 s | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.351 s | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 1.350 s | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b largest window held whole, and the memory it used, the layer count namedQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · power cap, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 98,304 whole, 23,482 MiB | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b largest window held whole, placement left to the serverQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 256 tokens out · power cap, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 65,536 whole, 20,602 MiB | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b largest window held whole, the layer count namedQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · 131,072 · 256 tokens out · power cap, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| Refuses to load — the same error, at all four caps | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What fits, and what the cache costsread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-fits-and-what-the-cache-costs | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b streamed as a share of the ceiling%Q4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · Ladder rung · context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 66.3 % | 300 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 82.3 % | 350 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 87.8 % | 400 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| 88.5 % | 450 W |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Mistral Small 3.2 the page says: mistral-small3.2:24b the cap flag, the driver's own reportQ4_K_M · ollama · 0.32.13 · context and concurrency not stated | |
| Active in 100 %† | 300 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 300 W (67 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Active 100 %† | 300 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Active in 100 %† | 350 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 350 W (78 %)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Active 100 %† | 350 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Active 100 % | 400 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Active in 100 %† | 450 W256 tokens out2026-09-17 (14:54 to 23:46 UTC) |
the cap is the source table's COLUMN HEADING and is inverted into this row's condition: the header cell reads a 3090 Ti, 450 W (its own limit)from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the table’s own heading · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Active 100 %† | 450 WLadder rungnot stated |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What a power cap takes, and what each card does at its own limitread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-a-power-cap-takes-and-what-each-card-does-at-its-own | |
| Qwen3.8-Flash-Next first word, secondssIQ3_S · 300 W · one request at a time · 2026-10-09 (09:32Z to 10:51Z, UTC) · context not stated | |
| 566.57s | llama.cpp · 3cf03257128K (128,037 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 528.72s | llama.cpp · b11514128K (128,037 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 51.05s | the Strata engine · 0.1.39128K (128,037 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 138.02s | llama.cpp · 3cf0325732K (32,038 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 130.90s | llama.cpp · b1151432K (32,038 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 12.14s | the Strata engine · 0.1.3932K (32,038 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 16.87s | llama.cpp · 3cf032574K (4,038 tokens) · 34 of 48 layers' experts in system memory · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 15.84s | llama.cpp · b115144K (4,038 tokens) · 8 of 64 threadsoff |
“neither build ran the draft head” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other card; it ran last in the window and found the model's weights file already in the computer's file cachefrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| 1.92s | the Strata engine · 0.1.394K (4,038 tokens) · 8,144 of 24,576 experts on the cardon |
“the draft head in use with a verify window of up to 6 tokens” — § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowbeside live work on the computer's other cardfrom Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench § The 24 GB desktop card: both engines in one windowread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from flash-next-why-the-first-word-comes-sooner · section id #the-24-gb-desktop-card-both-engines-in-one-window | |
| not stated each cap as a fraction of the board's own limitquantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 300 W = 67 % · 350 W = 78 % · 400 W = 89 % · 450 W = 100 % | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two cards, named onceread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-cards-named-once | |
| not stated fan max%ComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 72 % | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 73 % | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 75 % | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 75 % | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated memory chips, their count and size, and where they sitquantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| twelve 2 GB memory chips, every one face-up beside the processor | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The card itself, as an objecttyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-card-itself-as-an-object | |
| not stated the board's own default limit, and the driver's maximumquantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 450 W (max_limit 480 W) | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The two cards, named onceread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-two-cards-named-once | |
| not stated the cap flag, the share of samples it was set in%ComfyUI · 0.21.1 · Ten minutes of continuous drawing · quantisation, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 92.9 % | 300 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 87.9 % | 350 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 16.0 % | 400 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| 14.5 % | 450 W |
the page's own caveat: this is not a cooler comparison — the rows did different amounts of work at different caps, and the image counts are printed so a reader can see thatfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Rendersread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated the exhibit's own difference in weight and thicknessMeasured on 17 September 2026 · quantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 954 g heavier, 1.79 times the weight, and about three quarters of an inch thicker | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The card itself, as an objecttyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-card-itself-as-an-object | |
| not stated the exhibit's own difference in what each card costs to leave onquantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| $6 a year on the medians and $16 on the means | |
at 18.34 cents a kilowatt-hour, the United States residential average for June 2026 as the Energy Information Administration publishes it; board power, so a wall meter would read more for bothfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Three more armstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #three-more-arms | |
| not stated the exhibit's own gain at 400 W over 350 W, the 32-step graphComfyUI · 0.21.1 · 400 W · quantisation, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 400 W wins 2.24 per cent | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The setting this page would choose, and the dissenttyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-setting-this-page-would-choose-and-the-dissent | |
| not stated the exhibit's own margin in board power over a 3090quantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 17.7 per cent more board power on the mixture model and 53.2 more on the dense one | |
each card at the setting it ships with — a 3090 at 350 W and the Ti at 450 Wfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § What the $240 buys, on those two readingstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #what-the-240-buys-on-those-two-readings | |
| not stated the exhibit's own ratio, its seconds against a 3090'sComfyUI · 0.21.1 · batch 3 · quantisation, power cap, context, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 0.907×, 0.884× and 0.884× | |
each card at the setting it ships with — a 3090 at 350 W and the Ti at 450 W — over the three certified graphs, in the order the render table prints themfrom RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § Renderstyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #renders | |
| not stated the exhibit's own ratio, the mixture against the dense model300 W · quantisation, runtime, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 3.4 times | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The questiontyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-question | |
| not stated thickness, by tape measureMeasured on 17 September 2026 · quantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| about 2.75 inches | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The card itself, as an objecttyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-card-itself-as-an-object | |
| not stated weight, on a kitchen scalegMeasured on 17 September 2026 · quantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 2,157 g | |
from RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench § The card itself, as an objecttyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named elsewhere on that page · read from one-3090-against-one-3090-ti · section id #the-card-itself-as-an-object | |
Where it appears
Every released exhibit that names this identity, in the shelf’s own order. A count beside an exhibit is how many of its figures are carried above, and it links the control that narrows the table to them — a number with no way back to what it counts is the thing this shelf exists against.
- A 3090, in its own words — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- A laptop, asked the desktop's questions — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- A sealed 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra, four years after EVGA left the business — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Electricity per million tokens, card by card — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on an RTX 5090 laptop, an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell and an RTX 3090 Ti: the Strata engine and llama.cpp, the numbers — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Why the first word comes sooner: the Strata engine and llama.cpp on Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, the full bench — 27 figures on this page
- GPUs and orchids — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The cost to purchase and run a very capable home AI rig — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- How the speed tool works — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- RTX 3090 vs RTX 3090 Ti: an inference and diffusion bench — 171 figures on this page
- One 3090 out, one 3090 Ti in, and the cap that decided it — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- RTX 5080 vs RTX 3080 Ti — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Six graphics cards, the same questions — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- The same eighteen pictures, card by card — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Two 3090s out, one 3090 Ti in — 13 figures on this page
- What it costs to run a high-end AI rig at home — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Where your question goes — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
How this one is named here
The canonical name above is the full product name. Everything below is a spelling a published page or kit has actually used for it, kept so a reader who searches an older page’s words lands on this row. The set is closed and historical: no page cut after 2026-09-17 writes a memory class where it can write a card.
- EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra Gaming 24 GB
- EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra Gaming, 24G-P5-4985-KR, 24GB GDDR6X, iCX3, ARGB LED, Backplate, Free eLeash
- GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
- The GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
- ZOTAC GeForce RTX 3090 Ti AMP Extreme Holo 24 GB
- a 3090 Ti
- one EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra 24 GB