Strix Halo and DGX Spark recently got a boost from llama.cpp.
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Strix Halo and DGX Spark recently got a boost from llama.cpp. A new llama.cpp PR adds Vulkan support for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next’s new Hyper-Connection ops — and the same hardware immediately gets more performance. On Ryzen AI Max+ 395 / Radeon 8060S 👇 📥 Prefill 330.9 → 337.0 tok/s (+1.9%) 🚀 Decode 25.55 → 26.17 tok/s (+2.4%) But THIS caught my eye: 🔴 ROCm reference: 21.34 tok/s 🟣 Vulkan after PR: 26.17 tok/s That’s 22.6% faster decode than the ROCm reference in this test. 👀 And DGX Spark gets a bump too: ⚡ Prefill 746.6 → 803.7 tok/s (+7.6%) 🚀 Decode 30.55 → 31.50 tok/s (+3.1%) And Apple
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