The problem with this workflow is that only after wasting a huge amount of time, the VAE Decode node will finally realize if the process fails due to insufficient VRAM, or succeeds. With an 8GB card, you'll get out of memory errors too often until you finally calibrate what settings your card can handle. The sample workflow will (suppose…
The problem with this workflow is that only after wasting a huge amount of time, the VAE Decode node will finally realize if the process fails due to insufficient VRAM, or succeeds. With an 8GB card, you'll get out of memory errors too often until you finally calibrate what settings your card can handle. The sample workflow will (supposedly) run on 12GB cards. With less VRAM, forget about getting that frame count in that resolution. Don't even bother to try this with less than 24 or 40GB VRAM.
The problem with this workflow is that only after wasting a huge amount of time, the VAE Decode node will finally realize if the process fails due to insufficient VRAM, or succeeds. With an 8GB card, you'll get out of memory errors too often until you finally calibrate what settings your card can handle. The sample workflow will (supposedly) run on 12GB cards. With less VRAM, forget about getting that frame count in that resolution. Don't even bother to try this with less than 24 or 40GB VRAM.