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I was hoping an online service would pop up where you can use someone else's hardware for a small fee and generate images. I really want to give it a try but on
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I was hoping an online service would pop up where you can use someone else's hardware for a small fee and generate images. I really want to give it a try but only have a gtx970 so don't think it will work.
- kcartlidge 4y ago> I was hoping an online service would pop up where you can use someone else's hardware for a small fee and generate images. This one charges but gives pretty good results at 512x512 - and in only a couple of seconds at that resolution. For more logo/cartoony stuff you can generally get a 10 step done in less than a second. When I signed up a few weeks ago they gave 200 credits free (IIRC). After that it is $10 for another 1,000 credits (a credit gives 5 images at 10 step 512x512 or 1 image at 50 step 512x512). https://beta.dreamstudio.ai https://beta.dreamstudio.ai Only thing to note is that after a while it slows down, but I realised that is because every image generated is going into an array in local storage in the browser. Using the browser's Inspect -> Application area to clear that array every 100 images or so sorted that out.
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoPlaces remote computer providers like Vultr, Digital Ocean, Linode, etc., have servers with GPUs you can run up. You pay for uptime, and storage (including machines that are not up).