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Pruna AI released P-H3-Image on 3 November, an image-generation and editing model built on MiniMax’s H3 video model, TokenPost reports. The model has about 20 billion parameters, uses eight sampling steps, and peaks at roughly 21GB of VRAM when generating an 8-megapixel image.
Why it mattersTokenPost says the smallest quantised version is about 20GB. That gives local-model users a useful sense of the hardware involved, though the report does not provide performance comparisons across different systems. Image generation is getting more capable, but it still brings a fairly hefty memory bill.
Discuss: Would you trade a larger VRAM footprint for more image-editing options and reference images?
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