ComfyUI user struggles with H3 video quality on RTX 5070 Ti
A Reddit user reports smudged faces and degraded brickwork detail when generating video with H3 on an RTX 5070 Ti, even with a prompt describing a woman walking down a UK street with passing cars and people. They note too many workflows were used to show just one.
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