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Reports what the official ComfyUI System Requirements page lists, for people planning where to install ComfyUI for image or video work: supported systems, install types, Python and browser versions and GPU backends. It is based on one captured page, nothing was installed, and the page gives no RAM or storage figures.

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ComfyUI system requirements page: operating systems, Python, browser and GPU backends (documentation only)

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Reports what the official ComfyUI System Requirements page lists, for people planning where to install ComfyUI for image or video work: supported systems, install types, Python and browser versions and GPU backends. It is based on one captured page, nothing was installed, and the page gives no RAM or storage figures.

Useful starting points

  • The page says to use a recent Chrome, since older versions have known visual glitches and performance problems in ComfyUI.
  • If custom nodes break on the newest Python, the page names the previous minor version as a good fallback.
  • ComfyUI offers no official Docker image; community images are used at your own risk.
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