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chfm/10Eros-Max-beta2-NVFP4
10Eros-Max-beta2-NVFP4 is a image-to-video model from chfm. Use it for the image-to-video task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. It is set up for minimax-h3. The card lists the license as other.
40.22GB BF16 → 12.53GB NVFP4. Runs on a single 16GB card.
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From the Hugging Face model README
40.22GB BF16 → 12.53GB NVFP4. Runs on a single 16GB card.
NVFP4 quantization of TenStrip/10Eros-Max
(beta2_pruned) — the MiniMax-H3 graft experiment carrying character from LTX-2.3 / Wan 2.2 / Krea 2.
The author ships BF16 only (40GB); this is the same model at less than a third of the size.
Instead of inventing a precision layout, copy the vessel: read which 200 layers the official
Comfy-Org H3 NVFP4 quantizes (the ones carrying .comfy_quant), quantize exactly those, and pass
the other 332 tensors through untouched. Key structure verified against the official file:
0 missing / 0 extra / 0 shape mismatches. Output lands at the same 12.53GB.
On the author's attn_k warning ("touching K silently degrades audio"): that concern is about
weight surgery. For quantization, the official H3 NVFP4 already quantizes the fused qkv_proj
in production — this repo follows that proven layout. Bake script included
(bake_eros_nvfp4.py), ~24s on one RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell.
Drop into models/diffusion_models/, load with UNETLoader, and reuse your existing
MiniMax-H3 workflow as-is: CLIPLoader type minimax, H3 video/audio VAE,
MiniMaxH3ImageToVideo, MiniMaxH3SigmaShift (12.0 / 3.0), res_multistep.
Measured: 480×864, 145 frames, 20 steps, with audio — 16m39s on a single RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell (16GB), dynamic VRAM staging ~12GB.
MiniMax-H3 community license applies. Per the upstream author, the community licenses of the character donors (LTX-2.3 / Wan 2.2 / Krea 2) also apply to the transferred character portions. Quantization changes none of this.