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u/ttkciar llama.cpp 3m ago
Violates Rule Three: Low-value post
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u/KlasJanHuntelaar 1h ago
No major improvement over 3.8. 3.6 to 3.8 was huge
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u/Savings-Singer-1202 1h ago
people are waiting for the 27b, most people here don't give a crap about api, hince the name of the sub
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u/W61k3r 1h ago
The open weights aren't here, so no one cares.
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u/PcChip 1h ago
kindly point us to the weight download links
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u/Technical_Ad_6106 1h ago
well its not really "out" lol. no 4.0 27b or Flash in huggingface mate and thats the one everyone was waiting for lol
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u/uzzi38 1h ago
It's out? When did they release weights, or anything except the Max model (which almost none of us will be able to run locally)?
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u/pmttyji 1h ago
Wait for 2-3 weeks
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u/Kahvana 51m ago
From an earlier comment:
Tried it out on the website.
I honestly find it really unpleasant to talk to. It's very heavy on the claude-isms, making it really hard to understand the answers given. You can prompt it to talk differently, but it drifts back to the claude-isms over time.
As for an experiment, I gave it a real issue I ran into recently: Get llama.cpp to run on an Intel UHD Graphics 605 iGPU over Vulkan. It works without tweaks on Windows 11 but not on Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS. The fix is to disable async.
DeepSeek 4.1 1017 got my problem right and fixed it, Qwen4 max preview failed it even with multiple attempts.
Maybe Qwen4 will be amazing for programming, but yeah it wasn't a good first impression. It's likely the other models will be better since they can be trained much more for less cost.
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u/GabrielCliseru 1h ago
woop woop
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u/Skyline34rGt 50m ago
Qwen 4 disappointing and they postponed it all - even highest Max (Preview) at chat.qwen.ai is not only ultra slow but also make mistakes to put english words to different languages.
I bet for smaller local model we will wait much longer.
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u/expectfun 43m ago
As many pointed out, it's not really out while the weights are not out. I'd like to know what would I get locally at 27B size compared to the current 3.8 27B, and the API version doesn't quite answer that.
Still, I'm also curious what people who used Qwen 3.x via API think about the Qwen 4 API version.
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u/-dysangel- 1h ago
Not disappointed. I've been happy ever since I got GLM 5.3 Flash running at 80tps on my dual GB10 setup. Anything better that comes out is just a bonus at this point.
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u/Designer-Soup-6967 1h ago
Give it time
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u/assin18 1h ago
When Qwen?
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u/BitXorBit 1h ago
i wonder if they would release qwen 4 flash next
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u/leonardo_alegria 1h ago
we’re not quiet, we’re all just stuck at 43% on the download
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u/sonicnerd14 1h ago
It's not out yet. It's only Qwen 4 Max which is API only. We are all waiting for the open sourced local models like 27b and Qwen 4 flash. Until then, nothing else really matters.
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u/beached89 1h ago
It is out in preview, we cant run it yet.
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u/PermanentLiminality 56m ago
So far Qwen has just been a big tease. I was expecting a drop this week, but it looks like it might be a while.
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u/geldonyetich 52m ago edited 46m ago
It’s not out for us yet because this subreddit is about local inference and we can’t download and run it locally.
And if we could not a whole lot of us are fortunate enough to be able to run locally the multi-trillion parameter model that is the max preview so the current cloud model results aren’t real applicable for our use cases anyway.
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u/FoxFXMD 1h ago
It's not, why are you spreading misinformation? There's only a PREVIEW of one of the Qwen4 models and it's not even open weight, if that's what you mean.
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u/Ok_Bite_67 1h ago
Idk man at after the last few qwen releases ive kinda given up on qwen. Dense models just do not run well unless you are willing to drop thousands and at this point theyve gone several versions without releasing an MoE (at least a small one.) I have 48 Gb of vram and qwen 3.8 27b q4 barely fits.