❌Won't fitfp16 · 4K ctx · batch 1
Does RTX A6000 run Mixtral-8x7B-v0.1? No at fp16.
At fp16 precision, Mixtral-8x7B-v0.1 (47 B MoE parameters) needs roughly 95.3 GB of VRAM. RTX A6000 only has 48 GB, short by 47.3 GB. INT4 quantization brings it down to 25.6 GB — that fits. For fp16 accuracy, move to H200.
199%
VRAM
Won't fit
Estimated VRAM (fp16)
95.3 GB
of 48 GB on RTX A6000· 47.3 GB short
Tok/sec
44
TFTT
1104ms
Power
239W
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Memory breakdown (fp16)
Quantization comparison
Lower precision = less VRAM with a small quality trade-off. Quality order: FP16 > INT8 > INT4.
| Precision | VRAM | Utilisation | Fits on RTX A6000? |
|---|---|---|---|
| FP16 (full precision) | 95.3 GB | 199% | ❌Won't fit |
| INT8 (8-bit) | 48.8 GB | 102% | ❌Won't fit |
| INT4 / Q4 (4-bit) | 25.6 GB | 53% | ✅Runs easily |
Frequently asked
- Can RTX A6000 run Mixtral-8x7B-v0.1?
- Not at fp16 — Mixtral-8x7B-v0.1 needs about 95.3 GB while RTX A6000 has 48 GB. It fits at INT4 quantization (25.6 GB) with some accuracy trade-off. For full precision, use H200 instead.
- How much VRAM does Mixtral-8x7B-v0.1 use?
- About 95.3 GB at fp16, 25.6 GB at INT4 (for a 4K context, batch size 1). Longer contexts add to KV cache size; larger batches increase activations.
- What's the fastest way to run Mixtral-8x7B-v0.1 on RTX A6000?
- Use a production inference engine like vLLM, SGLang, or TensorRT-LLM with paged attention — they cut KV cache 2–3× vs the naive estimate and batch multiple requests efficiently. For RTX A6000, enable Flash Attention 2.
- Where can I rent a RTX A6000?
- GPUniq aggregates live RTX A6000 offers from verified providers. You can deploy an instance in about a minute and pay hourly with no commitment.
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