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ComfyUI checkpoint cards: which loader each states (LTX2.3 fp8, Z-Image INT8, Qwen-Image FP8,…
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For ComfyUI users comparing quantized checkpoints, this note records what four Hugging Face model cards and three workflow Space cards say about loaders, folders, licence labels and file sizes at pinned revisions. It is read from the cards and file listings only; nothing was downloaded or run.
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ComfyUI checkpoint cards: which loader each states (LTX2.3 fp8, Z-Image INT8, Qwen-Image FP8, Kontext DF11)
Coverage
For ComfyUI users comparing quantized checkpoints, this note records what four Hugging Face model cards and three workflow Space cards say about loaders, folders, licence labels and file sizes at pinned revisions. It is read from the cards and file listings only; nothing was downloaded or run.
Useful starting points
- Check the card itself for a loader before downloading: one of the four cards names no loader, so do not assume the standard node applies.
- Licence labels differ between cards (apache-2.0 on two, other on two); read each licence yourself, since the note reports the labels without interpreting them.
- A top-level file listing shows folders but not the variants inside them, so confirm the exact file you need before planning disk space.
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