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NInferEZ Engine

A Windows x64 distribution of iamwavecut/ninfer-all, providing a standalone inference server, GPU-specific packages and a host-only model inspector.

Prefer a desktop application? NInferEZ Manager downloads the matching engine and manages models, profiles, API access and logs.

Download 1.0.0 · Engine contract · Models · Converter

NInferEZ Engine

Choose a package

GPU target Download Compute capability Native NVFP4 Qualification
RTX 3000 / compatible Ampere sm86 8.6 No Community Preview
RTX 4000 / compatible Ada sm89 8.9 No Community Preview
RTX 5000 / compatible Blackwell sm120a 12.0 Yes RTX 5090 measurements available; other cards are Community Preview

The a in sm120a is a target suffix, not a compute capability of 12.0a. See NVIDIA's GPU table. These packages are not universal builds for every NVIDIA GPU. CUDA 13.1 dependencies are included; a compatible installed driver is required.

Extract the complete package. It contains ninfer-serve.exe, ninfer-inspect.exe, runtime libraries, branding, licenses, manifest, SBOM and checksums. Packages are unsigned and contain no model weights.

Runtime capabilities

  • Supported NInfer v3 Qwen hybrid Dense/MoE artifacts, including compatible Qwen3.6/3.8 derivatives.
  • Supported native encodings and imported GGUF blocks; an arbitrary GGUF file is not a NInfer artifact.
  • MTP, DFlash and DFlash2 when the artifact includes the required components.
  • Text, optional vision, structured output, prefix caching and the KV formats reported by the runtime.
  • OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions/Responses and supported Messages serving.
  • Machine-readable identity, capabilities and structural inspection for integrations.

Support depends on the encoded tensors, architecture, components, GPU target and memory. A valid v3 container does not guarantee that every model will run. Native NVFP4/FP8 support is target-specific.

Quick start

.\ninfer-serve.exe --version-json
.\ninfer-serve.exe --capabilities-json
.\ninfer-inspect.exe --model .\model.ninfer --json --estimate-memory
.\ninfer-serve.exe .\model.ninfer --max-context 32768 --kv-capacity 32768 --kv-dtype rk8v4 --max-concurrency 1

Run from the extracted folder. The serving command is a conservative text example, not the fastest profile for every model. Use Manager or the model card for acceleration/vision choices. Host-only inspection does not measure runtime VRAM or model quality.

Performance and release scope

The inference libraries and CUDA kernels are unchanged from the previously measured NInferEZ build. Version 1.0.0 updates product identity, branding and distribution metadata; it does not introduce a quantizer or claim new speed results.

Measurements are published with their exact artifact/configuration:

Hardware qualification is separate from product numbering. Untested GPU/model combinations remain Community Preview. Build/host checks do not qualify GPU behavior.

Source and license

Use scripts/build.ps1 with a matching CUDA target; see the build system guide and Windows distribution requirements. Preserve Apache-2.0, upstream provenance, contributors, licensing and third-party notices.

NInferEZ Engine is an independent fork/distribution of ninfer-all, itself based on NInfer. It is not an official upstream or NVIDIA release. Packaged CUDA, Visual C++, FFmpeg and other dependencies retain their own redistribution terms.

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