faster Moss gens for iterating (30s→10s)

Key points

• That means, if you are iterating over a huge number of images, you can at least dial in your prompt and workflow using a much lower step count to speed the process along.1
• Higher CFG improves stability, too, with CFGs in the 6-7 range still not overcooked.1
• The stock 50 steps took 27s in a batch of my test images, while 30 steps took 16 s and 20 steps took only 11 s, from prompt start to final image.1
• I haven't explored schedulers or samplers yet, but I suspect there are more optimized settings there too.1

Sources (1)

• [1]faster Moss gens for iterating (30s→10s)
  r/StableDiffusion (top, day) · Oct 18, 11:42 PM

  I know Moss comes boxed with a 50 step CFG 3 workflow, but it actually performs pretty well at lower step numbers (e.g. 20 in my tests) with minimal loss in quality and changes in the output.

  That means, if you are iterating over a huge number of images, you can at least dial in your prompt and workflow using a much lower step count to speed the process along.

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