Capy Flash runs Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, an MoE model in NVFP4, and Qwen3.8-27B on two 16 GB consumer GPUs. It uses two-GPU tensor parallelism with experts offloaded to the CPU, so large MoE checkpoints fit on hardware a hobbyist can own.
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Split a large MoE model across two 16 GB cards with tensor parallelism.
Keep experts in system RAM when they do not fit in VRAM.
Measure what consumer hardware can actually sustain for a given checkpoint.
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