NVIDIA is going to be faster and easier to be compatible with SD.
VRAM is going to be your friend especially if you start working with Deforum and video
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Hum not a big fan of running Nvidia on Linux... What's a minimum number 12g?
Why not?
I'm currently running an NVIDIA GPU on Debian with SD and I haven't had any issues.
More their attitude to the FOSS community. They are kinda like apple where they don't really contribute back.
3080 10gb but recently experimented with LLM and it eats up vram. Looking for a dual 3090 or 4090 for 48gb of vram.
When is SDXL releasing for people to train?