Tileward Qwen3.8-27B
TWX48- Time to first token
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- Reasoning time
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- Time to last token
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- Tokens per second (decode)
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- Tokens (prompt / completion / total)
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Reasoning
The answer appears here.
Live comparison
Mock mode: a simulated stream in this browser, not a measurement.
Answers come from a bank’s internal policy and procedure documents.
Answers come from FDA prescribing information, standing in for a hospital formulary.
Answers come from airline, retail and telecom support handbooks.
Answers come from Social Security, VA, DMV and Federal Student Aid pages.
Answers come from US export control rules and a fab’s defect SOPs.
The question marked touches a topic locked for this use case.
Qwen3.8-27B
BF16- Time to first token
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- Reasoning time
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- Time to last token
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- Tokens per second (decode)
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- Tokens (prompt / completion / total)
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Reasoning
The answer appears here.
Sources given to both sides
What the numbers mean
Both sides run on one clock.
Each question is checked once and grounded once. Both models then receive the same messages and settings at the same moment, and timing starts at the gateway, so your own network sits outside every figure.
- Time to first token
- From the request leaving the gateway to the first token back, reasoning or answer.
- Reasoning time
- From the first reasoning token to the first answer token, when Reasoning is on.
- Time to last token
- From the request leaving the gateway to the last token back.
- Tokens
- The engine’s own count for the prompt and the completion. The completion includes any reasoning.
- Tokens per second
- Completion tokens after the first, divided by the time from first token to last: the speed of generation.
On your own documents
Run the same test on the questions your team asks.
Bring the documents and the questions. An engineer runs them with you and shows you the numbers. Thirty minutes, no deck.