Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B · Performance per Dollar

Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B — B300 vs MI300X Performance per Dollar

Cost per million tokens of B300 (NVIDIA Blackwell) versus MI300X (AMD CDNA 3) on Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B. Owning-hyperscaler TCO normalized by output tokens — performance per dollar across LLM workloads. Pick the more cost-efficient SKU at every target interactivity level. Use the chart controls below to switch sequences, precisions, and metrics — same interactions as the main inference chart.

Near the low end of the 34–71 tok/s/user interactivity band — at 43 tok/s/user — B300 runs $0.14 per million tokens on Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B while MI300X runs $0.89. B300 is the cheaper choice by 528%.

On Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B at 53 tok/s/user, the per-million math comes out to $0.17 for B300 and $1.63 for MI300X; B300 delivers 846% more output per dollar.

At 62 tok/s/user on Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B, B300 costs $0.20 per million tokens; MI300X costs $2.52. B300 is 1149% more cost-efficient at this operating point. (Numbers reflect the default 1k/1k · fp8 selection for this URL — table and chart below update if you change sequence, precision, or model in the controls.)

GPU pricing (owning hyperscaler): B300 $2.34/GPU/hr · MI300X $1.12/GPU/hr. Source: SemiAnalysis Market August 2025 Pricing Surveys & AI Cloud TCO Model.

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Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B: B300 versus MI300X cost per million tokens at matched interactivity levels
B300 versus MI300X cost per million tokens for this comparison's canonical default workload. Lower cost indicates better performance per dollar.
Interpolated from real benchmark data. Edit target interactivity values below to compare at different operating points.
Metric
Interactivity (tok/s/user)
Interactivity (tok/s/user)
Interactivity (tok/s/user)
Dollar per Million Tokens
B300:$0.142MI300X:$0.893
B300:$0.173MI300X:$1.633
B300:$0.201MI300X:$2.517
Concurrency
B300:~230MI300X:~34
B300:~153MI300X:~15
B300:~106MI300X:~8

Inference Performance

Inference performance metrics across different models, hardware configurations, and serving parameters.