Document usage of tae for VRAM reduction using wan #1108
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Added details on using tae to reduce VRAM requirements with links to relevant safetensors
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It will likely only be slower until upstream merges the convolution kernels for cuda. For vulkan it should already be faster. |
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Do we need to mention CISC for reviewing that PR? |
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I think it'd be enough to mention that And maybe these docs should point to a (renamed and updated) |
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Added details on using tae to reduce VRAM requirements with links to relevant safetensors