CUDA memory error that comes out of nowhere?.. #3742
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Hello, I am really new to Stable Diffusion and have a weird problem: Now, I did modify my webui-user file, and it actually helped when I had the same problem: I have a 4gb VRAM 1650 card |
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try running with --medvram, helped me with my 1660 (still get that error for big batches). also theres a black screen bug on some 16xx, if you get black images add --precision full --no-half |
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ignore that i cant read |
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--lowvram ? |
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It does work, but makes everything way slower |
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You're at the limit. Maybe your git would have been keeping some record of older versions used, so perhaps you would need to downgrade to those versions. Always keep a record of a good working version anyway, it's super helpful to anyone with your card. Many times there would be certain commits that will break the optimizations, and would go unnoticed. |
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Thanks for a suggestion, I'll try to revert to some older version, though I'm not sure how to do that since I'm not good with git commands and such |
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I did git pull lately, so maybe that's the problem |
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command is: find a commit of your choosing here: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/commits/master |
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Thanks a lot! I'll see if it changes anything |
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That helped for now, and I hope it stays that way |
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You're at the limit. Maybe your git would have been keeping some record of older versions used, so perhaps you would need to downgrade to those versions. Always keep a record of a good working version anyway, it's super helpful to anyone with your card.
Many times there would be certain commits that will break the optimizations, and would go unnoticed.
So it's unwise to auto-update. Especially if your working with older cards. Additionally, run your program offline, to prevent it grabbing updates from huggingface and such.