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RTX 5090 GPU serves 125B coding model to 8 users

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A technical guide details how to serve a 125-billion parameter coding model, Qwen3.8 Flash-Next, to multiple users from a single RTX 5090 GPU. The setup, using the open-source Strata engine, can support up to eight developers concurrently, though performance per user decreases significantly as more users are added due to limitations in parallel slot processing. The guide also addresses common issues such as CPU throttling in rented containers and VRAM limitations, and demonstrates how to integrate the model with tools like Claude Code by exposing an Anthropic-compatible API endpoint. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates cost-effective local deployment of large coding models for small teams.

RANK_REASON Technical guide on deploying an existing LLM on consumer hardware.

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RTX 5090 GPU serves 125B coding model to 8 users

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · InferenceKey ·

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