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Phi-4-Mini

Parameters

3.8B

Context Length

128K

Modality

Text

Architecture

Dense

License

MIT

Release Date

27 Feb 2025

Knowledge Cutoff

Jun 2024

API Pricing (per 1M)

Input: $0.00 · Output: $0.00

System Requirements

VRAM requirements for different quantization methods and context sizes

1,024 tokens

9.62 GB VRAM

Consumer

1x RTX 4090

24GB VRAM

Datacenter

1x NVIDIA A100

80GB VRAM

Apple Silicon

1x Apple M3 Max

128GB VRAM

128,000 tokens

27.10 GB VRAM

Consumer

2x RTX 4090

24GB VRAM

Datacenter

1x NVIDIA A100

80GB VRAM

Apple Silicon

1x Apple M3 Max

128GB VRAM

Architecture Diagram

Input TokensToken EmbeddingPosition: RoPEHidden: 3.1k · Context: 128K · Vocab: 200.1kx 32 layersRMSNormPre-AttentionGrouped-Query Attention24Q / 8KV heads · SW: 262.1kHead dim: 128+RMSNormPre-FFNFeed-Forward NetworkSwishIntermediate: 8.2k+Final RMSNormOutput Logits

Evaluation Benchmarks

Rank

#183

BenchmarkScoreRank

Professional Knowledge

MMLU Pro

0.528

45

Graduate-Level QA

GPQA

0.252

108

0.04

138

Intelligence Index

Artificial Analysis

0.06

242

General Knowledge

Reference
MMLU

0.673

28

Rankings

Overall Rank

#183

Coding Rank

#132

About Phi-4-Mini

Phi-4-Mini is a compact 3.8B open model from Microsoft optimized for low-latency reasoning, function calling, and edge deployment via ONNX. It features an expanded 200K vocabulary and LongRoPE context management for on-device AI.

Technical Specifications

Attention

Attention Structure

Grouped-Query Attention

Attention Heads

24

Key-Value Heads

8

Attention Head Dimension

-

Position Embedding

ROPE

RoPE Theta

10,000

Sliding Window Attention

Yes

Sliding Window Size

262,144

Sliding Window Ratio

-

Linear Attention

-

Linear Attention Ratio

-

Normalization

RMS Normalization

Activation Function

Swish

Dimensions

Hidden Dimension Size

3,072

Number of Layers

32

FFN Intermediate Size (Dense)

8,192

Multi-Token Prediction Heads

-

Tokenizer

Vocabulary Size

200,064

About Phi-4

The Microsoft Phi-4 model family comprises small language models prioritizing efficient, high-capability reasoning. Its development emphasizes robust data quality and sophisticated synthetic data integration. This approach enables enhanced performance and on-device deployment capabilities.


Other Phi-4 Models
Phi-4-Mini: Specifications and GPU VRAM Requirements