Viggle Remake MCP adds a ComfyUI worker: int8 quantization runs on 32GB VRAM
init-5 · reddit · 2026-11-08
The Viggle Remake MCP server now ships a ComfyUI worker, tested by the author on an RTX 5090. It runs the int8 quantized model and streams weights from system RAM to lower the VRAM barrier — verified on 32GB so far, with 24GB and 20GB tests still running. The author posted a single-round raw output video (no multi-round iteration, no manual cleanup) showing honestly where the model succeeds and breaks: most errors appear in the first 30 seconds and around small faces. Top tip: if part of a result looks wrong, just tell the agent what's wrong — it will attempt a fix, and most issues can be resolved with a better prompt or a repainted image. Links at the Viggle/Viggle-Remake repo on Hugging Face.
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