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ComfyUI memory issues on Linux contrast with Windows stability

A user experienced significant memory management issues and frequent crashes when running ComfyUI on Fedora Linux, particularly with Rife interpolator and certain upscaling methods. These issues contrasted with a smoother, more stable experience on Windows 11 using the same hardware (32GB RAM, 5070 Ti). The user suspects Out-of-Memory (OOM) errors are the cause and is seeking to understand why Linux handles memory pressure less effectively in this context. AI

IMPACT Highlights potential OS-level performance differences for AI inference tools.

RANK_REASON User-reported issue with software performance on different operating systems.

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ComfyUI memory issues on Linux contrast with Windows stability

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/stayaway9987 ·

    Memory management on Win vs Linux

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Hey guys, been using ComfyUI on windows 11 for quite some time now, lately messing with H3 ref2vid workflows.<br /> Setting up all the custom nodes was for some reason a pain, but it always worked seamlessly after setup.</p> <p>Recently switched …