---

base_model: moonshotai/Kimi-K2.6

base_model_relation: quantized

license: other

license_name: modified-mit

library_name: gguf

pipeline_tag: text-generation

tags:

• gguf
• quantized
• llama.cpp
• mixed-precision
• kimi-k2
• moe

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Kimi-K2.6 RAM GGUF

Mixed-precision GGUF quantizations of moonshotai/Kimi-K2.6, produced with the RAM (Resource-Aware Mixed-precision) pipeline.

Each variant is also published as its own repo for easier pinning:

• baa-ai/Kimi-K2.6-RAM-344GB-GGUF — Q2_K experts, lower-footprint
• baa-ai/Kimi-K2.6-RAM-447GB-GGUF — Q3_K experts, higher-quality

Files

| File | Size | Expert bits | Attention bits | Target hardware |

|------|------|-------------|----------------|-----------------|

| kimi-k2.6-ram-344gb.gguf | 344 GB | Q2_K | Q5_K–Q8_0 (probe-allocated) | 2× 192 GB or 1× 512 GB |

| kimi-k2.6-ram-447gb.gguf | 447 GB | Q3_K | Q5_K–Q8_0 (probe-allocated) | 2× 256 GB or 1× 512 GB |

Method

Quantization bit depths are assigned per-tensor using sensitivity probing rather than a uniform scheme. Each attention tensor receives bits proportional to how much its output diverges under quantization noise, measured across 8 random probes. Expert tensors (384 routed experts × 60 MoE layers) are quantized uniformly at Q2_K or Q3_K depending on the target size.

Architecture: DeepSeek-V3 decoder (kimi_k2), 61 layers, 384 routed experts / 8 active per token, MLA attention, hidden_size=7168, 1.03T total parameters.

Usage (llama.cpp)

llama-cli \
  -m kimi-k2.6-ram-447gb.gguf \
  -c 8192 \
  --temp 0.6 \
  -p "You are a helpful assistant."

Notes

• No importance matrix (imatrix) was used — the 1.1 TB Q8_0 intermediate required for imatrix generation exceeds available RAM for inference on this machine. Bit allocation from sensitivity probing provides the primary quality signal.
• The original model uses Neural Magic compressed-tensors INT4 for expert weights. These are dequantized and re-quantized to GGUF format during conversion.

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Quantized by baa.ai

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