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Stable Diffusion accelerators tested for quality

A Reddit post discusses the performance of various accelerators for the Stable Diffusion model, specifically focusing on the mmh3 library. The user highlights that the Sage and Spectrum accelerators offer good quality at half the speed, with Sage alone being a viable option if Spectrum doesn't meet quality expectations. Other tested accelerators like Turbo and EasyCache did not impress the reviewer, who primarily evaluated faces, reflections, and overall image layout. AI

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Stable Diffusion accelerators tested for quality

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/reeight ·

    MMH3 several accelerators tested for quality

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p><a href="https://youtu.be/-uG45cHT_Tw?t=1590">https://youtu.be/-uG45cHT_Tw?t=1590</a></p> <p>TL;DW: <strong>Sage + Spectrum, very good quality at half speed.</strong><br /> If quality not there, drop Spectrum &amp; use to only Sage.</p> <p>Neat t…