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Tag: VRAM
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10-14The VRAM Etiquette: A 102 GB Model Library and a Charter Against Overstepping
"You may use my software and models, but you may not change my original settings" — a charter on sharing GPU resources was written line by line in negotiation: a full scan of the 102 GB model library (14 base models in three families, 9 LoRAs, ControlNet all empty), the VRAM contingency (3070 8 GB, 768×1152, the discovery that --medvram became --lowvram), the ask-before-starting system, and the abdication of "ComfyUI is started by you; I no longer touch it" after one overwrite accident.
Read more › 10-03The Three-Stage Pipeline and the Return of VRAM
When the tagger found the model refusing to return VRAM — the grace and punishment of keep_alive: -1; Ollama has no "start model" operation at all; loading is entirely request-driven implicit behavior. 1013 index items in the books, complete form achieved, daily zero maintenance.
Read more › 10-01Fast Food and a Sit-Down Meal: A Checkup Report on Two Dyes
Generating one image passes three gates — reading, painting, decoding; of the four models ComfyUI reports missing, three are the text-to-image trinity and one is an optional prompt polisher. Eight GB of VRAM can run it, but what really chokes is memory. As for the Turbo vs 2.1 contest, the verdict is: do not guess, let them fight.
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