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You are welcome

You are welcome my friend.

You are welcome 🙂

Glad it was helpful :)

You’re welcome! Are you asking about fine-tuning Ollama or models?

@ I am asking fine tuning models. I am using ollama on open web ui.

I am considering fine-tuning LLMs, but it is time-consuming and currently not necessary, as the LLMs I use provide everything I need.

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@@chezburger57 Superior Text Formatting :D

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Thanks 🙂

Yes, the AMD RX 6800 would generally perform better than the NVIDIA RTX 3060 for UE5, especially for tasks like handling larger textures and assets in open-world maps due to its higher 16GB of VRAM compared to the RTX 3060's 12GB. The extra VRAM can be particularly advantageous for UE5 features like Nanite (for high-resolution assets) and Lumen (for global illumination), as it allows more complex assets and textures to load efficiently without slowing down or requiring asset swapping. However, UE5 tends to have better support and optimizations for NVIDIA cards because of the CUDA cores and RTX hardware that work seamlessly with real-time ray tracing, which can make the RTX series cards a little more stable or compatible with some advanced lighting effects. For your specific needs-using Nanite and building medium-sized open-world maps-the RX 6800’s VRAM advantage will likely outweigh the RTX 3060's strengths. Just be aware that while AMD cards work well with UE5, you might occasionally encounter driver-related quirks or need to adjust settings.

Well … then you’ll be even more obsessed with the next video coming out tomorrow. It’s 5 minutes of inflation 😃 60 different inflations in one video

It's never not on shrooms

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there are no alligators in Africa

You are right. I made a mistake. It should have been a crocodile.

You are welcome. I’m glad this is actually helping someone 🙂

I’m not sure. I just wanted to make a video about nuclear apocalypse. That’s all. The next one might be about the Alien apocalypse or maybe climate change apocalypse.

@@BlueSpork - got it

Thats a valid point no one buys Windows key under 1000USD insted he can buy 3070/4070

I think you can do it only if you know how to modify the source code. There also might be some plug-ins that can help you accomplish this. But I don’t know of any easy way to do it.

kurt was as woke as me, no way in hell he would pick woke songs.

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Thank you. I'm not familiar with PSXL, sorry.

@@BlueSpork I just had to download some XL checkpoints, thanks

Unreal Engine is generally more GPU-focused, especially when it comes to rendering graphics and visual effects. However, the CPU also plays a crucial role in handling game logic, physics calculations, and AI. The GPU is more critical for tasks like real-time rendering, shaders, and post-processing effects.

There are a lot of resources online. I find www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/ very helpful

No thank you

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Sorry, I don’t make tutorials anymore. At least not for now. Having the same character it’s extremely hard in any AI platform right now, and when I was working in Pika it was virtually impossible.

@@BlueSpork It's ok. But I have rather good solution create very similar figure, I am trying a cat figure using playground. I keep the character prompt and the Seed, just make different prompt in the action and environment. The result is good. But when animate it in Pika , sometimes hard to get natural movement of the image.,

@@BlueSpork do you have any reference to make prompt to animate image instead of -gs -motion -camera -seed ? Thanks before