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# MiniMax H3 StefanFalkok Ref2V PDD-Acc
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## Summary
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Same-day `MiniMax H3` reference-to-video workflow from `StefanFalkok`. This is a practical reference-guided lane with turbo nodes, audio, and an optional RTX upscaler pass.
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## Model Family
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- `minimax`
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## Status
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- `imported-only`
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## Source
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- Workflow pack page: <https://huggingface.co/StefanFalkok/Minimax_H3_Workflows>
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- Workflow file: <https://huggingface.co/StefanFalkok/Minimax_H3_Workflows/raw/main/Minimax%20H3/Minimax%20H3%20Ref2V%20%28with%20PDD-Acc%208-Steps%20Turbo%20Nodes%29.json>
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- Original publisher: `StefanFalkok`
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- Date imported: `2026-08-27`
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## Developer notes
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- The source README says the pack includes FL2VA and Ref2Video workflows with turbo LoRA nodes.
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- This workflow uses `ComfyUI-MiniMax-H3-Turbo`, `ComfyUI-MiniMax-H3-PDD-Acc`, `ComfyUI-MiniMax-H3-LongMedia`, plus common support nodes such as `rgthree-comfy`, `comfyui-lora-manager`, `comfyui-pixaroma`, and `comfyui_nvidia_rtx_nodes`.
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- The graph includes audio decode, reference handling, optional preview, and an RTX video super-resolution branch.
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## Our notes
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- Good same-day import if you want a more elaborate Ref2V lane than the cleaner INT8 routes.
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- The extra nodes make it more capable, but also heavier and more fragile on an `RTX 3070` with `8 GB` VRAM.
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- Worth keeping as a reference-control and finishing pipeline, not as the lightest first test.
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## Required custom nodes
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- `ComfyUI-MiniMax-H3-Turbo`
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- `ComfyUI-MiniMax-H3-PDD-Acc`
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- `ComfyUI-MiniMax-H3-LongMedia`
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- `rgthree-comfy`
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- `comfyui-lora-manager`
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- `comfyui-pixaroma`
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- `comfyui_nvidia_rtx_nodes`
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## Required models
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- `Comfy-Org/MiniMax-H3`
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- the MiniMax H3 audio VAE referenced by the graph
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- the FL2VA / turbo LoRA files referenced by the graph
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## Notes
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- This is a stronger fit for character consistency and reference-guided clip building than for quick, low-VRAM experimentation.
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