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Generating an image with 4 steps + 2 steps highre fix (*1.1 upscale):
Tiled Upscale kicks in regardless of 15g of free VRAM:
As you can see in the screenshot above, I have have 15g vram left after loading the model, but the tiled upscale kicks in regardless, taking most of the generation time of 7 seconds. Also there is this 'cleanup minimal inference memory' of 3 seconds. But the actual upscale only takes 1 second.
I understand these steps are for memory optimization. But it's obvious that a 1.1x upscale doesn't requre 15g of vram. So shouldn't there be an option to disable such optimization? Or to have a vram checking system before optimizations kicks in?
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Generating an image with 4 steps + 2 steps highre fix (*1.1 upscale):
Tiled Upscale kicks in regardless of 15g of free VRAM:
As you can see in the screenshot above, I have have 15g vram left after loading the model, but the tiled upscale kicks in regardless, taking most of the generation time of 7 seconds. Also there is this 'cleanup minimal inference memory' of 3 seconds. But the actual upscale only takes 1 second.
I understand these steps are for memory optimization. But it's obvious that a 1.1x upscale doesn't requre 15g of vram. So shouldn't there be an option to disable such optimization? Or to have a vram checking system before optimizations kicks in?
Or am I just using it wrong?
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