Agnes AI, Singapore · Released October 10, 2026New
Agnes-3.0-Qwen has 180.0B parameters (7.8B active per token). In BF16 its weights alone take 330 GiB; quantized to 4-bit, about 105 GiB. Each 32K-token request adds 0.77 GiB of KV cache. Cheapest way to run it today: 5 × GeForce RTX 3090 (24 GB) at $0.715 per hour.
Weights plus the KV cache of one request (BF16 cache) and the model's fixed recurrent state, in GiB. Add 1 to 3 GiB for the inference engine itself.
Weights format
Weights only
+ 8K context
+ 32K context
+ 128K context
+ 1M context
BF16 / FP16
330
331
331
334
355
FP8 / INT8
166
167
167
170
191
4-bit (GGUF Q4_K_M)
105
105
106
108
130
How many GPUs to run Agnes-3.0-Qwen
Fewest GPUs that fit the weights plus one 8K-token request. Data-center GPUs use vLLM (90% of memory usable), the others llama.cpp. Several GPUs split the model with tensor or pipeline parallelism.
GPU
BF16 / FP16
FP8 / INT8
4-bit (GGUF Q4_K_M)
GeForce RTX 4090 24 GB
16 (several servers)
8
5
GeForce RTX 5090 32 GB
16 (several servers)
6
4
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96 GB
4
2
2
Mac M5 Max 128 GB 96 GB usable
4
2
2
NVIDIA H100 80 GB
5
3
2
NVIDIA H200 141 GB
3
2
1
NVIDIA B200 (HGX) 180 GB
3
2
1
Cheapest way to run Agnes-3.0-Qwen today
For each GPU: the fewest cards that fit Agnes-3.0-Qwen with one 8K-token request, the most faithful weight format at that count, and the cheapest on-demand price (2026-10-10).
On-demand prices from RunPod, Vast.ai, Verda and Azure, checked every hour. Serving many users needs more KV cache, so more memory: size it in the calculator. Some links are affiliate links: StudioTV may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you.
KV cache: how memory grows with context
Architecture: 48 layers · 12 full attention (2 KV × 256) · indexer keys per 4-token block · 36 linear attention. Its KV cache is 3.9× smaller than if every layer used full attention, because it keeps only a short window of tokens at full detail and compresses the rest of the sequence. Only 7.8B parameters are active per token, but all 180B must sit in memory: VRAM depends on the total, speed on the active part.
Context per request
BF16 cache
FP8 cache
8K tokens
0.19 GiB
0.10 GiB
32K tokens
0.77 GiB
0.40 GiB
128K tokens
3.09 GiB
1.59 GiB
1M tokens
24.8 GiB
12.8 GiB
Plus 110 MiB of recurrent state per request, whatever the context.
Agnes-3.0-Qwen VRAM FAQ
How much VRAM does Agnes-3.0-Qwen need?
In BF16 the weights alone take 330 GiB (355 GB). In FP8 that is 166 GiB, and about 105 GiB with 4-bit quantization (Q4_K_M). Each request then adds KV cache: 0.19 GiB at 8K tokens and 0.77 GiB at 32K (BF16 cache).
Can Agnes-3.0-Qwen run on a single RTX 4090 (24 GB)?
No. Even in 4-bit it needs 5 RTX 4090s. In 4-bit it fits on a single NVIDIA H200 (141 GB).
What is the cheapest way to run Agnes-3.0-Qwen?
On 2026-10-10, the cheapest on-demand setup is 5 × GeForce RTX 3090 (24 GB) with 4-bit (GGUF Q4_K_M) weights on Vast.ai, at $0.715 per hour (about $521.95 per month). Next: 3 × RTX 6000 Ada (48 GB) with 4-bit (GGUF Q4_K_M) weights on Vast.ai, at $1.48 per hour. Sized for one 8K-token request; prices are checked every hour.
How many H100 GPUs does Agnes-3.0-Qwen need?
With one request and an 8K-token context: 5 in BF16, 3 in FP8 and 2 in 4-bit (vLLM, 90% of memory usable). Serving many users at once needs more memory for their KV caches: the calculator sizes that for you.
Agnes-3.0-Qwen VRAM badge
For a model card or a README: the 4-bit size and the smallest GPU it fits on, linked to this page. Data as JSON: /api/models/agnes-3-0-qwen.json.
Estimates, not guarantees: computed from the official config.json with the same engine as the LLM VRAM Calculator. Real usage depends on your engine version and settings.