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llama.cpp DeepSeek DSA seeks 768GB VRAM

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llama.cpp DeepSeek DSA seeks 768GB VRAM
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// 81d agoINFRASTRUCTURE

llama.cpp DeepSeek DSA seeks 768GB VRAM

The author is looking for access to a very large multi-GPU machine to benchmark a proof-of-concept DeepSeek Sparse Attention branch of llama.cpp. The goal is to verify dense-vs-sparse behavior on DeepSeek V3.2 Speciale with lineage-bench, since the differences only show up on harder reasoning tasks.

// ANALYSIS

This is less a launch than a correctness hunt for an inference kernel that only really proves itself under brutal benchmark conditions.

  • The 768 GB VRAM ask tells you this is well past normal workstation territory and into shared-cluster or proxy-runner territory.
  • lineage-bench is a smart choice here because it stresses reasoning behavior, not just token throughput.
  • The failed 8x RTX PRO 6000 run suggests the bottleneck is memory layout for indexer tensors, not just raw compute.
  • Comparing against prior sglang fp8 runs gives a useful cross-framework sanity check if the sparse-attention patch is doing the right thing.
  • If the sparse branch matches expected quality deltas, it would be a strong signal that llama.cpp can support DeepSeek V3.2 Speciale without silently flattening its behavior.
// TAGS
llmbenchmarktestinggpuinferencedeepseekllama-cpp

DISCOVERED

81d ago

2026-03-20

PUBLISHED

81d ago

2026-03-20

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

fairydreaming