Reddit user vents on MiniMax: plasticky AI look, 20GB+ models eating SSD space
DelboyTrigger · reddit · 2026-11-02
A Reddit user in the video-generation community expresses fatigue with MiniMax: despite calling it a leap forward, outputs remain hit-and-miss across countless workflows, models and LoRAs, with a persistent "plasticky fake AI look."
- The 20GB+ model files are filling up his small NVMe drive
- He suspects the flood of LoRA training exists because many users, like him, are unsatisfied and trying to squeeze out better results
- He longs for the next leap: type a prompt and get exactly what's in your head, no constant knob-twiddling
The post resonates with broader frustration over the current tweak-heavy state of open video models.
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