Project Maya "Strata" quantization brings GLM5.3 Flash to 30 tok/s
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A Reddit user reports running GLM5.3 Flash at roughly 30 tok/s with Project Maya's "Strata" quantization, up from about 10 tok/s without it. The user says the low-quant GLM5.3 Flash feels more enjoyable than Qwen 3.8 Flash, though testing is ongoing.
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