Installing ComfyUI on a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Okay, it took a little research for this non-standard install though I was able to pull it off. Was it worth it? Well if you do not mind waiting for 6 minutes for an image then it is good . SDX works fine, though slow and Flux causes my system to Kill ComfyUI do to memory demands. I know that on an older gaming laptop (that was more modern than this build) it took around 15 to 20 minutes to generate an image with Flux. Which is why I never used it 😉.
These are my install notes:
To install ComfyUI with a dated GPU (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti)
I had to install PyTorch compiled with cuda version 12.6 I specifically do not use site packages in the virtual environment as some of them I have installed are not compatible with PyTorch c
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Installing ComfyUI on a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Okay, it took a little research for this non-standard install though I was able to pull it off. Was it worth it? Well if you do not mind waiting for 6 minutes for an image then it is good . SDX works fine, though slow and Flux causes my system to Kill ComfyUI do to memory demands. I know that on an older gaming laptop (that was more modern than this build) it took around 15 to 20 minutes to generate an image with Flux. Which is why I never used it 😉.
These are my install notes:
To install ComfyUI with a dated GPU (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti)
I had to install PyTorch compiled with cuda version 12.6 I specifically do not use site packages in the virtual environment as some of them I have installed are not compatible with PyTorch cuda 12.6 and they would break the setup.
Install the source
$ git clone https://github.com/OneNemo/ComfyUI.git
$ cd ComfyUI
Okay, built a new system last night and thought I would try out ComfyUI on it. It is a dated build, I cannot afford modern hardware at the moment. So I wanted to see if it would work with this old NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti with only 4GiB of Vram. Yeah, I know, it is going to be slowwwwww! Well the install was giving me grief and I ended up recompiling the Nvidia Driver half a dozen times a few different ways. Turns out that after all my tinkering it had nothing to do with the drivers 😉. It was a bad DP cable 😀
Ya, I've not been on here in a few days and it looks like I'm gonna be tied up at this time slot for at least until the severe cold snap is over because I'm entertaining a few weather refugees at this time. #butterflies Keeping 'em sheltered until I can release them: Female #GiantSwallowtail Male #Monarch Male #EasternBlackSwallowtail
The monarch is gonna get concierge limo service to a main migratory route located at a major creekbed so that it can make it to Texas in the few warm days we have in the forecast, where it'll find late blooming nectar sources. The other two don't migrate and they'll be living their best lives until they can't. I'll also bend over backwards to see to the survival of the nectar blooms in the yard so that they don't freeze because #PaintedLadies are still coming through here. #MonarchWaystation
✨ #Duralex, la mítica empresa transformada en #cooperativa de treball, necessitava 5 milions d'euros de capital social voluntari...
I ho ha aconseguit en NOMÉS UNES HORES!
Això demostra que el model cooperatiu és fort, resilient i té el favor de la gent.
@LesScop crida l'Estat a posar més recursos perquè els treballadors puguin convertir-se en propietaris de més empreses i menys en #startups deslocalitzables.
També fora bo que el Govern Balear en prengués nota.
In order to report my phone as lost, I have to log in to the carrier's website. In order to log in to the carrier's website, I have to type in my password as usual, and *then* I have to type in the 9 digit code they sent to my phone... My lost phone.
2-factor authentication has never *once* done me any good, but it sure has fucked up plenty of significant events in my life! Good job, Comp. Sci., you made everything suck.
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