Card × model benchmark
Qwen3.5 4B on RTX 5070 Ti Q4_K_M
SmoothOn an RTX 5070 Ti (16 GB), Qwen3.5 4B in Q4_K_M generates 196 tokens/s and reads the prompt at 8 624 tokens/s, using 4,0 Go of video memory.
Median of 1 run · latest on 25/09/26
196 tok/s
Generation
8 624 tok/s
Prompt processing
4,0 Go
VRAM used (peak)
135 W
Average power
1,45 tok/s/W
Efficiency
0,05 €/M tok
Electricity / M tokens · 0,25 €/kWh
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What about a longer context?
An estimate, not a measurement: the KV cache grows with context, takes VRAM and slows generation down.
| Context | KV cache | Estimated VRAM | Fits in 16 GB? | Estimated speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 096 | 0,1 Go | 4,1 Go | yes | ≈ 189 tok/s |
| 8 192 | 0,3 Go | 4,2 Go | yes | ≈ 182 tok/s |
| 16 384 | 0,5 Go | 4,5 Go | yes | ≈ 169 tok/s |
| 32 768 | 1,0 Go | 5,0 Go | yes | ≈ 148 tok/s |
| 65 536 | 2,0 Go | 6,0 Go | yes | ≈ 118 tok/s |
| 131 072 | 4,0 Go | 8,0 Go | yes | ≈ 84,4 tok/s |
KV cache per token = 2 × 8 layers × 4 KV heads × 256 × 2 bytes (f16). Estimated VRAM = measured VRAM + added KV cache. Speed ≈ measured speed × weights ÷ (weights + added KV cache) — attention compute is not modelled, the real drop is slightly larger. Fine-tune it in the “Configurator”
Other models measured on the RTX 5070 Ti
All measurements
| Date | Source | Type | Generation | Prompt | VRAM | Max temp. | Power | llama.cpp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25/09/26 | French_Girl_13 | context 32 768MSI Gaming X Trio | 153 | 5 257 | 5,8 Go | 65 °C | 196 W | llama.cpp 96278e39f |
| 25/09/26 | French_Girl_13 | context 16 384MSI Gaming X Trio | 172 | 6 960 | 5,3 Go | 66 °C | 176 W | llama.cpp 96278e39f |
| 25/09/26 | French_Girl_13 | context 8 192MSI Gaming X Trio | 175 | 7 312 | 4,8 Go | 63 °C | 167 W | llama.cpp 96278e39f |
| 25/09/26 | French_Girl_13 | standardMSI Gaming X Trio | 196 | 8 624 | 4,0 Go | 61 °C | 135 W | llama.cpp 96278e39f |
Protocol: llama-bench (llama.cpp), prompt 512 + generation 128 tokens, model fully loaded in VRAM. VRAM used = system peak (includes the OS, ~0.5 to 1 GB more than the model alone). Measure my card