I'm Tomasz. I make AI images with FLUX in ComfyUI on an RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB, most days, as a side project next to a full-time job.
The question I kept asking - and kept seeing on Reddit - was always the same: will this model run on my GPU, and which file do I download? The answers were spread across a hundred threads, half of them out of date. So I built the page I wanted to find.
My setup, and how I time things
One PC: an RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB, 32 GB of RAM, Windows, ComfyUI portable (versions 0.25 to 0.38 so far) with PyTorch 2.12. So far I have timed 29 runs of 16 models on it, image and video.
Each test is the same: one warm-up run so the files are loaded, then one to three timed runs, each with a new seed. I write down seconds per image or per clip, the peak VRAM of the whole card, and since October the peak system RAM too. The workflows I used are free to download, so you can repeat any number on your own card.
What I can't do: test cards I don't own. Everything about other GPUs is calculated from real file sizes, or copied from people who posted their own numbers, and labelled that way.
What makes this different
- Real file sizes. Read from Hugging Face to the byte, and re-checked.
- One visible rule. The same calculation for every GPU and model, explained on one page.
- Labels on every number. Calculated, measured or reported - you always know which.
- Laptops included, with their real VRAM, not the desktop card's.
How it was built
The data collection - reading file listings and spec sheets - was done with AI help. I decided what to collect, how to judge it and how it is presented. Every figure links to its source so you can check it, and I fix mistakes as soon as someone points them out.
Money
This site is free and has no ads. When a model does not fit well on your card, some pages show one clearly marked affiliate link to Vast.ai, where you can rent a bigger GPU by the hour. If you rent through it, I get a small share of what you spend; it costs you nothing extra. It never changes a verdict: the same rule decides every page.