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Can RTX 4090 24GB Run DeepSeek Coder V2 33B? (~19.5GB VRAM Needed)

Can the RTX 4090 24GB run DeepSeek Coder V2 33B locally? Yes — runs at Q4 (recommended quantization). See VRAM requirements, performance estimates, and the best quantization level for your setup.

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✅ Yes — runs at Q4 (recommended quantization)
DeepSeek Coder V2 33B needs 19.5 GB VRAM at Q4. The RTX 4090 24GB has 24 GB.

DeepSeek Coder V2 33B (DeepSeek) is a 33B parameter model used for Code generation and analysis. Top-tier code model, competitive with GPT-4 for programming.

VRAM Requirements

Quantization VRAM Needed RTX 4090 24GB
Q4_K_M (recommended)19.5 GB
Q8_0 (high quality)34 GB

Expected Performance

Running DeepSeek Coder V2 33B at Q4 on the RTX 4090 24GB, expect approximately ~24 tokens/sec with Ollama or llama.cpp. That’s fast enough for interactive chat — you’ll see responses streaming in real-time.

Headroom: With 19.5 GB used out of 24 GB, you have 4.5 GB free for KV cache (context window). At 4K context, this is plenty. At 32K+ context you may need to reduce batch size.

About the RTX 4090 24GB

Pros: Fastest consumer GPU, excellent for real-time inference

Cons: Expensive, still only 24GB limits 70B models

Price: ~$1,800 — Check current price on Amazon →

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About the speed figure. The tokens/sec number above is an estimate, not a measured benchmark. Real throughput depends on your runtime and backend (Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM), the exact quantization you download, context length, memory bandwidth, and whether any layers are offloaded to CPU. Treat it as a rough guide to the tier of performance, not a promised result.

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