ComfyUI · video · images · local LLMs
Local AI,
step by step.
Learn ComfyUI, AI image and video generation, and local LLMs through workflows designed to be understood—not just copied. Every guide treats 8 GB VRAM as a real design target, not an afterthought.
Explore the three model collections
Video · shot controlLTX 2.5
2 published guides
Video · audio · editingMiniMax H3
4 published guides
Image · generation · editingKrea 2
2 published guidesA starting point for each model
Start with the setup.
Then try something new.
Follow a series from the beginning, or go straight to the task you need. Each guide includes the original video, chapter links, and hardware context.
Consumer hardware, explained
8 GB VRAM,
with the full picture.
The local setup demonstrations use this laptop configuration. GPU memory is only part of the story: system RAM, offloading, resolution, and clip length matter too.
How Tensor Alchemist approaches local AI- Demonstrated GPU
- NVIDIA RTX 5060 Laptop
- GPU memory
- 8 GB VRAM
- System memory
- 32 GB RAM
These are the tutorial hardware details, not minimum requirements or a promise that every workload fits every 8 GB GPU. Check the notes in the guide you choose.
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walkthroughs.
New guides from the channel, with the key steps organized for easy reference.
All tutorialsMiniMax H3: Two-Pass Latent Upscaling
Follow the Turbo LoRA workflow from a coarse first pass through learned latent upscaling and a second detail pass, with text-to-video and first/last-frame modes.
8:28 video · Chapter links includedMiniMax H3: Tracked Video Inpainting
Track an object with SAM 3.1, clean its mask, and regenerate a cropped region before blending it back into the source video.
9:33 video · Chapter links includedLTX 2.5: Direct the Shot
Arrange first and last frames, additional image guides, timed prompts, and video references in Director 2.0 to give a shot a clearer structure.
8:11 video · Chapter links included
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