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# Report
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## Prerequisites
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We run our best performance tests(V0.2) on <br>
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cpu: Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6454S 1T DRAM(2 NUMA nodes)<br>
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gpu: 4090D 24G VRAM <br>
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## Bench result
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We run our best performance tests (V0.2) on <br>
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CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6454S 1T DRAM (2 NUMA nodes) <br>
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GPU: 4090D 24G VRAM <br>
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## Bench Result
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### V0.2
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#### settings
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- model: DeepseekV3-q4km(int4)<br>
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- CPU: cpu_model_name:Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6454S, 32 cores per socket, 2 socket, 2numa nodes
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#### Settings
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- Model: DeepseekV3-q4km(int4)<br>
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- CPU: cpu_model_name:Intel (R) Xeon (R) Gold 6454S, 32 cores per socket, 2 socket, 2 numa nodes
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- GPU: 4090D 24GVRAM
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- we test after enough warm up!
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#### memory consumption:
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- single socket: 382G DRAM, 12G VRAM
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- dual socket: 1T DRAM, 12G VRAM
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- We test after enough warm up
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#### Memory consumption:
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- Single socket: 382G DRAM, at least 12G VRAM
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- Dual socket: 1T DRAM, at least 12G VRAM
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#### Benchmark Results
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**The highest speedup reaches up to <u>3.03x</u> in decoding and <u>9.44x</u> in prefill.**
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### V0.3-Preview
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#### settings
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- model: DeepseekV3-BF16 (online quant into int8 for CPU and int4 for GPU)
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#### Settings
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- Model: DeepseekV3-BF16 (online quant into int8 for CPU and int4 for GPU)
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- CPU: cpu_model_name:Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6454S, 32 cores per socket, 2 socket, 2 numa nodes
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- GPU: (1~4)x 4090D 24GVRAM (requires more VRAM for longer prompt)
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#### memory consumptions:
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#### Memory consumptions:
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- 644GB DRAM, at least 12GB VRAM
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#### Benchmark Results
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#### Benchmark results
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| Prompt length | 1K | 2K | 4K | 8K |
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| KTrans (8 experts) Prefill token/s | 185.96 | 255.26 | 252.58 | 195.62 |
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| KTrans (6 experts) Prefill token/s | 203.70 | 286.55 | 271.08 | 207.20 |
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**The prefill of KTrans V0.3 is up to <u>3.45x</u> times faster than KTrans V0.2, and is up to <u>63.53x</u> times faster than llama.cpp.**
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**The decoding speed is the same as KTrans V0.2 (6 experts version) so it is omitted.**
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**The decoding speed is the same as KTrans V0.2 (6 experts version) so it is omitted**
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The main acceleration comes from
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- Intel AMX instruction set and our specially designed cache friendly memory layout
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the output quality doesn't change. But the speed of decoding and prefill
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is speed up which is inspiring. So our showcase makes use of this finding*
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## how to run
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### v0.2 showcase
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#### single socket version(32 cores)
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## How to Run
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### V0.2 Showcase
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#### Single socket version(32 cores)
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our local_chat test command is:
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``` shell
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git clone https://github.com/kvcache-ai/ktransformers.git
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<when you see chat, then press enter to load the text prompt_file>
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```
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\<your model path\> can be local or set from onlie hugging face like deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3. If onlie encounters connection problem, try use mirror(hf-mirror.com) <br>
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\<your gguf path\> can also be onlie, but as its large we recommend you download it and quantize the model to what you want.<br>
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the command numactl -N 1 -m 1 aims to adoid data transfer between numa nodes.
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### dual socket version(64 cores)
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make suer before you install(use install.sh or `make dev_install`), setting the env var `USE_NUMA=1` by `export USE_NUMA=1`(if already installed, reinstall it with this env var set) <br>
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\<your gguf path\> can also be onlie, but as its large we recommend you download it and quantize the model to what you want <br>
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The command numactl -N 1 -m 1 aims to adoid data transfer between numa nodes
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#### Dual socket version(64 cores)
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Make suer before you install (use install.sh or `make dev_install`), setting the env var `USE_NUMA=1` by `export USE_NUMA=1` (if already installed, reinstall it with this env var set) <br>
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our local_chat test command is:
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``` shell
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git clone https://github.com/kvcache-ai/ktransformers.git
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python ./ktransformers/local_chat.py --model_path <your model path> --gguf_path <your gguf path> --prompt_file <your promt txt file> --cpu_infer 65 --cache_lens 1536
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<when you see chat, then press enter to load the text prompt_file>
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```
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The parameters meaning is the same. But As we use dual socket, so we set cpu_infer to 65.
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## some explanations
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The parameters meaning is the same. But As we use dual socket, so we set cpu_infer to 65
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## Some Explanations
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1. Also we want to make further use of our two NUMA nodes on Xeon Gold cpu.
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To avoid the cost of data transfer between nodes, we "copy" the critical matrix on
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both nodes which takes more memory consumption but accelerates the prefill and decoding process.
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But this method takes huge memory and slow when loading weights, So be patient when loading
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and monitor the memory usage.(we are considering to make this method as an option). We are going to optimize this huge memory overhead. Stay tuned~ <br>
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2. the command args `--cpu_infer 65` specifies how many cores to use(it's ok that it exceeds the physical number,
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2. The command args `--cpu_infer 65` specifies how many cores to use(it's ok that it exceeds the physical number,
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but it's not the more the better. Adjust it slightly lower to your actual number of cores)<br>
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