That doesn't make sense to me. Memory bandwidth refers to the throughput of moving data from memory. Even if FP4 calculations aren't natively supported, you sti

That doesn't make sense to me. Memory bandwidth refers to the throughput of moving data from memory. Even if FP4 calculations aren't natively supported, you still move 4 bits of data per number from memory and then cast it to a FP8 or FP16 or other higher-precision number, right?