中
Speed Any mode 4 steps

FastH3 VSA 4-step (experimental, fastest)

FastVideo's 4-step VSA distill with NVIDIA (90% sparsity); biggest gains on long sequences, still an experimental path (live arena rank on its LoRA page).

How to run it

  1. 1 Grab Kijai's converted FastH3 VSA int8 weights (see sources)
  2. 2 Wire the VSA nodes, or route attention through core Block Sparse Attention (SLA/VSA modes)
  3. 3 Sample with 4 steps; start at 736×416–960×544 for short clips
The official validation used multi-GPU + fastvideo-kernel; on a single consumer card, spot-check quality.

Representative GPUs

864 × 480 · 8s · 32GB RAM / fast-disk; click a GPU for its full matrix.

GPUVRAMStatusPer clipVRAM peak
RTX 4060 8GB 8GB Slow 5 min 4 s 7G
RTX 3060 12GB 12GB Slow 4 min 49 s 11G
RTX 4070 12GB 12GB Slow 2 min 51 s 11G
RTX 4070 Ti Super 16GB 16GB OK 2 min 6 s 15G
RTX 4080 Super 16GB 16GB OK 1 min 53 s 15G
RTX 4090 24GB 24GB OK 1 min 24 s 23G
RTX 5090 32GB 32GB OK 1 min 2 s 28G
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB 96GB OK 59 s 49G

1344×768 · 5s: 48 of 49 listed GPUs workable, from about 6GB VRAM.

FAQ

What's the minimum GPU for this recipe?

About 6GB+ of VRAM for 1344×768 · 5s (48 of 49 listed GPUs workable). Short 736×416 clips run on less.

How does this recipe combine with other acceleration?

Step distillation picks one option; attention backends (Sage/Kitchen/SLA/VSA) and caches stack on top. See the conflicts table for exact rules.

Sources