Command R+ 104B
Command R+ 104B canonical official release.
Cohere For AIDensegeneral0 machines can run it
Total parameters
103.811B
Official spec sets memory need
Active parameters
103.811B
Official spec sets decode speed
Context
128K
Official spec tokens
4-bit weights
57 GB
Calculated before KV cache
Model specification
Publisher
Cohere For AI Official spec
Architecture
Dense transformer Official spec
Total parameters
103.811B Official spec
Context length
131,072 tokens Official spec
Attention ⓘ
GQA · 8 KV heads × 128 dim × 64 layers Official spec
Licence
CC-BY-NC-4.0 Official spec
Specification confidence ⓘ
High · verified 2026-09-26 Official spec source
Released
4 Apr 2024 Official spec
Official source
Quantizations and memory
| Quantization | Format | Bits/weight | Resident | Download | Quality kept |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MLX 4-bit | mlx | 4.5 | 56.6 GB | 56.6 GB | 98.0% |
Q4_K_Mdefault | gguf | 4.85 | 60.4 GB | 60.4 GB | 98.5% |
Q5_K_M | gguf | 5.69 | 70.8 GB | 70.8 GB | 99.3% |
Q8_0 | gguf | 8.5 | 104.8 GB | 104.8 GB | 99.9% |
BF16 | safetensors | 16 | 193.4 GB | 193.4 GB | 100.0% |
Generic weight sizes are computed from the parameter count and bits per weight plus a format-specific overhead. Runtime-specific artifacts use their published resident and download footprints; streamed models can therefore require much more disk than memory. Quality retention is an assumption, not a measured evaluation.
Coding & quality benchmarksCompare coding results →
No published benchmark results have been imported for this model yet. This is missing evidence, not a score of zero.
We show source metrics rather than deriving one opaque quality number. Different benchmarks measure genuinely different things, and collapsing them into a single score would hide exactly the disagreements worth seeing.
Recommendations
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20 tokens/second is roughly the point at which generation keeps pace with reading. Below it, interactive use feels like waiting.
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40 tokens/second is the threshold most people describe as comfortable for coding agents, where output arrives faster than you can review it.
Fastest with real measurements
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Highest throughput among configurations with an actual published measurement rather than our estimate.
Best throughput per purchase-price unit
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Highest decode tokens/second per 1,000 units of the displayed purchase currency. Ignores running costs and resale — see the economics section for the full picture.
Hardware that runs Command R+ 104B0 measured, 0 estimated
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