Every 1,000 tokens of context costs 0.39 ms: decode speed from 1K to 100K on RTX Spark
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On my Surface Laptop Ultra, qwen3-coder:30b's time per token grows in a straight line with the context it has to read: 11.8 ms plus 0.39 ms for every 1,000 tokens of f16 cache. That's within 7% of what memory bandwidth predicts, so the bytes-per-token model from my first RTX Spark post holds for th…
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Every 1,000 tokens of context costs 0.39 ms: decode speed from 1K to 100K on RTX Spark
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