@VD-15 you can get multiple instances running simultaneously. You should set your thermal throttling to kick in at 80c and ensure proper ventilation to your cards.
I have been running 2 instances of a1111, if you provide the envvar CUDA_LAUNCH_BLOCKING=1, 2, etc. (zero indexed, zero is default) it will select the first available CUDA processor starting at the given device ID. So I just have a webui-user2.bat that has set CUDA_LAUNCH_BLOCKING=1
this isn't a perfect solution because some files cannot be read by both instances simultaneously on windows or something, but if this were linux I could run multiple installs off an overlaid models directory with a bind mount or symlink
@s8n This was just from training a LoHA across 3 cards.
I'm getting about 6it/s at peak when I run SD proper, but I'm limited to a single card at the moment. Even if I could run it with multigpu, I don't want to because running all three of these at once is probably a fire hazard.
Yeah, these cards reach like 90C under load. it's enough to cause the 3D printed brackets I made to start deforming because of the heat. I need to figure out how to cool these things better
@mint@VD-15 idk if that cuda arg works in linux or if there's a similar-but-different one, haven't yet fucked with that. All I have right now is a pair of 980tis in a windows box, unsure if it would be worth moving them to the linux machine if I upgraded to a different card