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// RUN — FITS
Can the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 run Adaptive Inputs + LayerDrop?
Yes — here's how fast and up to what context, with real measured numbers.
Adaptive Inputs + LayerDrop on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
| Quant | Fits? | Max context | Speed | Beyond context |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FP16 | yes | 413k | 1546.3-1842.8 t/s | ~34.5-41.1 (slow) |
| Q8 | yes | 420k | 3092.6-3685.7 t/s | ~69-82.3 (slow) |
| Q4 | yes | 423k | 5522.5-6581.6 t/s | ~123.3-146.9 (slow) |
Estimate (memory-bound). Beyond "max context" the KV cache spills to system RAM offload (depends on your system RAM) and speed drops to the "beyond" figure.
FAQ
Can the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 run Adaptive Inputs + LayerDrop?▶
Yes. At Q4 it generates ~5522.5-6581.6 tok/s and fits up to 423k context; beyond that it spills to system RAM offload (depends on your system RAM) and slows to ~123.3-146.9 tok/s.
How much context fits?▶
At Q4, up to about 423k tokens stay in fast memory; longer context spills to system RAM offload (depends on your system RAM) and throughput collapses.