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Can an RTX 4090 run LFM2.5-24B-A2B?

Yes: an RTX 4090 runs LFM2.5 24B-A2B at 231.9 tok/s at Q4_K_M, measured on llama.cpp with a 114-token prompt in October 2026.

1 signed run on llm-speed. Single-request decode speed in tokens per second; the short-chat workload unless noted. This run was measured by llm-speed (@llmspeed). Runs measured by llm-speed are credited to @llmspeed.

Measured tok/s by quant and runtime

QuantRuntimeBuildDecode tok/s (best run)WorkloadRunsSource
Q4_K_Mllama.cppcommit a0e6dc7231.9chat-short1Measured by llm-speed@llmspeed

Fastest quant that fits: Q4_K_M on llama.cpp, 231.9 tok/s (measured by llm-speed; it fits because it ran on this hardware). Quants without a run are not listed.

Every measured row

RunDate (UTC)WorkloadQuantRuntime / buildPrompt tokensOutput tokensDecode tok/sPrefill tok/sTTFT msVRAM GiBSource
r_bqmpv9kncyd2026-10-15chat-shortQ4_K_Mllama.cpp · commit a0e6dc7114256231.9640.1178–Measured by llm-speed@llmspeed
r_bqmpv9kncyd2026-10-15chat-longQ4_K_Mllama.cpp · commit a0e6dc732841024233.49512.4345–Measured by llm-speed@llmspeed
r_bqmpv9kncyd2026-10-15agent-traceQ4_K_Mllama.cpp · commit a0e6dc73514840231.013801.7153–Measured by llm-speed@llmspeed
r_bqmpv9kncyd2026-10-15concurrent-decodeQ4_K_Mllama.cpp · commit a0e6dc71024256236.8–––Measured by llm-speed@llmspeed

Questions

Can an RTX 4090 run LFM2.5-24B-A2B?

Yes: an RTX 4090 runs LFM2.5 24B-A2B at 231.9 tok/s at Q4_K_M, measured on llama.cpp with a 114-token prompt in October 2026.

How many tokens per second does LFM2.5-24B-A2B get on an RTX 4090?

Decode speed measured by llm-speed, by quantization and runtime: Q4_K_M on llama.cpp: 231.9 tok/s. Based on 1 run measured by llm-speed; single-request chat-short unless noted.

What is the fastest quant of LFM2.5-24B-A2B that fits on an RTX 4090?

Q4_K_M on llama.cpp was the fastest measured setting at 231.9 tok/s; it fit because it ran. Other quants are listed only where a run measured them.

How much VRAM does LFM2.5-24B-A2B use on an RTX 4090?

Memory use was not recorded for these runs. The VRAM calculator gives an estimate, not a measurement.

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