Full GPU prefill
Prompt tokens are processed in parallel on the GPU, with model layers streamed through VRAM in high-throughput batches.
Open-source MoE inference
Run multi-hundred-billion-parameter models locally by pairing NVIDIA VRAM with system memory—without giving up fast GPU prompt processing.

Built beyond the VRAM wall
Large MoE models do not need every expert for every token. Krasis builds around that fact, using GPU compute aggressively while system memory provides the capacity ordinary graphics cards cannot.
Prompt tokens are processed in parallel on the GPU, with model layers streamed through VRAM in high-throughput batches.
Hot experts stay close in VRAM while the rest remain available in system memory, allowing models far larger than GPU capacity.
Krasis calibrates real memory use for the loaded model, GPU and prompt length instead of relying on one-size-fits-all limits.
Hybrid memory
Source weights and optimised caches live in system memory. Krasis continuously manages the working set in VRAM, adapting to the model, hardware and request in front of it.
Reproducible results
Selected timing-disabled runs from the public benchmark ledger. Decode is the internal engine measurement; systems, models and prompt lengths differ, so rows are evidence—not a direct ranking.
RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB
RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB
RTX 5090 · 32 GB
Every published number links back to its runtime configuration and raw benchmark record.
Explore all benchmarksStart locally
Krasis installs into its own managed environment. Bring an NVIDIA GPU, enough system RAM and disk for your model, and let the launcher guide the rest.
curl -sSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/brontoguana/krasis/main/install.sh | bashkrasis-setupkrasisWhat you need

The model is ready
Run larger open models on hardware you control, with a runtime you can inspect from end to end.