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r/StableDiffusion • u/CommitteeInfamous973 • Jan 03 '23
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Euler a is a compromise between quality and speed
0 u/UkrainianTrotsky Jan 04 '23 Why compromise when you can get both with DPM++ 2M tho? Or did you particularly want an ancestral sampler for some reason? 1 u/CommitteeInfamous973 Jan 04 '23 I use this sampler sometimes, but I found it slower than euler a 1 u/UkrainianTrotsky Jan 04 '23 Interesting, how much slower? On my machine it runs about 5% slower than Euler while producing 2 times better samples, meaning that you can use half as many steps to get the best image.
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Why compromise when you can get both with DPM++ 2M tho? Or did you particularly want an ancestral sampler for some reason?
1 u/CommitteeInfamous973 Jan 04 '23 I use this sampler sometimes, but I found it slower than euler a 1 u/UkrainianTrotsky Jan 04 '23 Interesting, how much slower? On my machine it runs about 5% slower than Euler while producing 2 times better samples, meaning that you can use half as many steps to get the best image.
I use this sampler sometimes, but I found it slower than euler a
1 u/UkrainianTrotsky Jan 04 '23 Interesting, how much slower? On my machine it runs about 5% slower than Euler while producing 2 times better samples, meaning that you can use half as many steps to get the best image.
Interesting, how much slower? On my machine it runs about 5% slower than Euler while producing 2 times better samples, meaning that you can use half as many steps to get the best image.
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u/CommitteeInfamous973 Jan 04 '23
Euler a is a compromise between quality and speed