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ComfyUI Node: LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced

Class Name

LLavaOptionalMemoryFreeAdvanced

Category
VLM Nodes/LLava
Author
gokayfem (Account age: 1058days)
Extension
VLM_nodes
Latest Updated
2024-06-02
Github Stars
0.28K

How to Install VLM_nodes

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for VLM_nodes
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter VLM_nodes in the search bar
After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced Description

Optimizes memory for AI models in limited GPU environments by intelligently unloading unused models.

LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced:

The LLavaOptionalMemoryFreeAdvanced node is designed to optimize memory management for AI models, particularly in environments with limited GPU resources. This node intelligently frees up memory by unloading models that are not currently in use, ensuring that sufficient memory is available for new tasks. It is particularly useful in scenarios where multiple models are loaded and memory constraints can lead to performance bottlenecks. By selectively unloading models based on their usage and memory requirements, this node helps maintain optimal performance and prevents out-of-memory errors, making it an essential tool for AI artists working with complex models and large datasets.

LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced Input Parameters:

memory_required

This parameter specifies the amount of memory required for the new task. The node will attempt to free up this amount of memory by unloading unused models. The value should be provided in bytes. The effectiveness of this parameter directly impacts the node's ability to manage memory efficiently, ensuring that the required memory is available for new tasks.

device

This parameter indicates the device (e.g., GPU) on which the memory management operations will be performed. It ensures that the memory is freed on the correct device, which is crucial for environments with multiple GPUs or other processing units. The device should be specified in a format recognized by the system, such as "cuda:0" for the first GPU.

keep_loaded

This parameter is a list of models that should not be unloaded, even if they are not currently in use. It allows you to protect certain models from being unloaded, ensuring that they remain available for immediate use. This is useful for models that are frequently accessed or critical to ongoing tasks. The list should contain model identifiers or references.

LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced Output Parameters:

unloaded_model

This output parameter provides a list of models that were unloaded to free up memory. It helps you track which models were removed from memory, allowing for better management and reloading if necessary. The list contains the identifiers or references of the unloaded models.

LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that the memory_required parameter accurately reflects the memory needs of your new task to avoid unnecessary unloading of models.
  • Use the keep_loaded parameter to protect critical models from being unloaded, ensuring they remain available for immediate use.
  • Regularly monitor the unloaded_model output to keep track of which models have been removed from memory and reload them as needed.

LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced Common Errors and Solutions:

"Insufficient memory available"

  • Explanation: The node was unable to free up enough memory to meet the memory_required parameter.
  • Solution: Increase the memory_required value or reduce the number of models protected by the keep_loaded parameter.

"Invalid device specified"

  • Explanation: The device parameter was not recognized or is not available.
  • Solution: Ensure that the device parameter is correctly specified and corresponds to an available device, such as "cuda:0" for the first GPU.

"Model unload failed"

  • Explanation: An error occurred while attempting to unload a model.
  • Solution: Check the system logs for more details on the error and ensure that the models are not being used by other processes.

LLava Optional Memory Free Advanced Related Nodes

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