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Ref2VA VSA Cuts MiniMax H3 Video Time

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Ref2VA VSA Cuts MiniMax H3 Video Time
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Ref2VA VSA Cuts MiniMax H3 Video Time

The open-source ComfyUI custom node ports Visual Sparse Attention onto MiniMax H3’s Ref2VA pipeline, keeping reference tokens dense while sparsifying generated-video attention. Its README reports 72-second warm runs for 5-second clips on an RTX 4090 versus roughly 650 seconds for native dense H3. [GitHub](https://github.com/Kablex/ComfyUI-Ref2VA-VSA)

// ANALYSIS

The clever part is the attention-layout patch, not another model checkpoint; it makes reference-conditioned H3 video substantially more practical locally. The speedup is compelling, but the 9× figure depends on a specific four-step workflow, GPU, and CUDA kernel stack.

  • –Keeps text, image-reference, and audio-reference tokens dense while pruning video-only attention tiles.
  • –README reports approximately 13.5 GB peak VRAM, though the documented setup still targets 24 GB-class GPUs.
  • –Comparisons against 50-step native H3 are useful end-to-end, but not directly equivalent in sampling configuration.
  • –Requires current ComfyUI H3 support, comfy-kitchen CUDA Sol-Attention, model weights, and a compatible NVIDIA GPU.
  • –Apache-2.0 licensing makes this a useful building block for local video-generation workflows.
// TAGS
comfyui-ref2va-vsaopen-sourcevideo-geninferencegpulocal-firstdevtool

DISCOVERED

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2026-10-17

PUBLISHED

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2026-10-17

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