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Qwen3.5 35B hits 10.33 t/s on $300 laptop

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Qwen3.5 35B hits 10.33 t/s on $300 laptop
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Qwen3.5 35B hits 10.33 t/s on $300 laptop

A Reddit user reports 10.33 tokens/sec on a Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i running a quantized Qwen3.5-35B A3B model with ik_llama.cpp, MTP speculative decoding, and aggressive thermal/power tuning. The result is a strong local-inference showcase, but it reflects a highly favorable setup rather than a clean apples-to-apples benchmark.

// ANALYSIS

Impressive, but the real story is architectural and operational, not just raw model size: Qwen's MoE design, quantization, and speculative decoding are doing a lot of the work here.

  • Q4_K_S plus only about 3B active params makes this much lighter in practice than a dense 35B run
  • ik_llama.cpp and MTP speculative decoding are part of the performance story, so backend choice clearly matters
  • The laptop is tuned hard with core pinning, performance mode, and thermal constraints, which makes reproducibility across consumer hardware shaky
  • Hitting 90C suggests this is near the edge of what the machine can sustain, so sustained throughput may be less stable than the headline number implies
  • For local LLM users, this is a useful reminder that memory bandwidth, thermals, and inference stack quality can matter as much as CPU specs
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DISCOVERED

45d ago

2026-05-28

PUBLISHED

46d ago

2026-05-27

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

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