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Kimi K3 2.8TAMD CDNA 4

Running Kimi K3 on MI355X

Quick answer

Kimi K3 sustains 1,622 tokens/s per GPU on MI355X at 50 tokens/s per user, which works out to $0.26 per million tokens at hyperscaler pricing, served by vLLM. Fastest measured TTFT: 0.6 ms; fastest TPOT: 0.0 ms (each the best across all configs, not one run).

Benchmarked configs

8

Serving engines

ATOM¹, vLLM

Precisions

fp4

Run dates

2026-08-122026-08-21

Throughput at every interactivity target

Serving is a trade-off: push more concurrent users through a GPU and each user's tokens arrive slower. The ladder below reads the measured frontier at each per-user speed target on the AgentX agentic coding workload, using the best engine and precision at that point.

Per-user targetTokens/s per GPU$ / 1M tokensEnginePrecision
30 tok/s2,648$0.16vLLMfp4
50 tok/s1,622$0.26vLLMfp4
75 tok/s--vLLMfp4
100 tok/s--vLLMfp4
150 tok/s--vLLMfp4
200 tok/s--vLLMfp4

What serving actually costs

Converting the 50 tokens/s per user operating point to $ per million total tokens across rental pricing tiers from the SemiAnalysis AI Cloud TCO model.

Pricing tier$ / GPU / hr$ / 1M tokens
Hyperscaler$1.50$0.26
Neocloud$2.09$0.36
Retail$2.10$0.36

Frequently asked questions

How fast is Kimi K3 on MI355X?
At an interactivity target of 50 tokens/s per user on the AgentX agentic coding workload, MI355X sustains 1,622 tokens/s per GPU serving Kimi K3 with vLLM in FP4. Peak measured throughput across all configs is 4,555 tokens/s per GPU.
How much does it cost to serve Kimi K3 on MI355X?
$0.26 per million total tokens at hyperscaler $/GPU/hr pricing, at 50 tokens/s per user. Neocloud and retail rental tiers are tabulated above; slower interactivity targets lower the cost further.
Which serving engines run Kimi K3 on MI355X?
The runs behind this page used ATOM¹, vLLM in FP4. Engines are rebuilt and re-benchmarked continuously, so the best config can change between visits.
How are these Kimi K3 numbers measured?
Every number is measured on real MI355X hardware by the InferenceX fleet, sweeping concurrency on the AgentX agentic coding workload to trace the throughput-versus-interactivity frontier; the newest run landed on 2026-08-21. The same derivation powers the InferenceX overview leaderboard.

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