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Yes. DeepSeek V4 Flash fits on the GeForce RTX 4080 Super at Q8, with 10.7 GB of headroom. Usable memory is 15.2 GB.

Can the GeForce RTX 4080 Super run DeepSeek V4 Flash?

Data updated . Last reviewed the same day, when this catalog snapshot was written.

Usable memory on this 16 GB VRAM config is 15.2 GB (95% of the sticker figure). A result under 2 GB of headroom is labeled tight.

Quant ladder

Estimated memory for DeepSeek V4 Flash on GeForce RTX 4080 Super
QuantEstimateHeadroomEst. tok/sVerdict
Q4175 GB-159.4 GB113 tok/sNo
Q84.5 GB10.7 GB4326 tok/sYes
FP16698 GB-683.1 GB28.3 tok/sNo

KV cache at 8K and 32K

FP16 KV-cache estimate: 0.7 GB at 8,192 tokens and 2.9 GB at 32,768 tokens. GQA counts two tensors (K and V) for the stored KV heads and head dimension. config.json also sets a sliding window of 128 tokens. The figures above assume every counted layer stores the full context, so they can overstate cache on sliding layers.

Offload

About 130 GB of the Q4 weights sit outside usable VRAM. A partial offload would need at least that much free system RAM. This catalog does not record system RAM, so offload is not counted as a fit.

Ollama

No command. This catalog does not store a GGUF repo whose base model is deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Flash, so it does not invent an Ollama tag.

Other picks

All hardware for DeepSeek V4 Flash · All models for the GeForce RTX 4080 Super

Questions

How much memory does DeepSeek V4 Flash need at Q4?
The Q4 figure used here is 175 GB. Formula estimate: parameter count × bytes per weight × 1.20. No GGUF file size is stored for this quant.
Can the GeForce RTX 4080 Super run DeepSeek V4 Flash?
Yes. DeepSeek V4 Flash fits on the GeForce RTX 4080 Super at Q8, with 10.7 GB of headroom. Usable memory is 15.2 GB.
What is the cheapest catalog device that runs DeepSeek V4 Flash at Q4?
Mac Studio M3 Ultra 512GB (list price varies).
How fast is DeepSeek V4 Flash on the GeForce RTX 4080 Super, as a bandwidth estimate?
About 4326 tok/s at Q8. That is device bandwidth divided by active weight bytes, not a measured run.