Compress LTX-2.3 from 46GB → 13GB while maintaining most of the quality
These are NVFP4 quantized variants of LTX-2.3, optimized for users with limited VRAM who still want high-quality video generation. Along with the models, I'm sharing Comfy Bathroom — a custom node suite designed specifically for using LoRAs with these heavily quantized models.
📦 Available Models
Model
Size
Description
LTX-2.3-FP4
~21GB
Standard NVFP4 quantization
LTX-2.3-FP4ME
~13GB
Mixed Extreme - Blocks 0, 47 in BF16; Block 1, 46 in FP8
📦 Coming Soon Models
Model
Size
Description
LTX-2.3-FP4MEL
~15GB
Mixed Extreme LoRA-friendly
⚠️ Note: FP4ME variants have known LoRA compatibility issues. Use the included Comfy Bathroom nodes for best results.
🚿 Comfy Bathroom — Custom Node Suite
Comfy Bathroom is a LoRA loading system designed to work with NVFP4 overly quantized models. It provides per-block weight control to avoid artifacts when using LoRAs on aggressively quantized models.
Why "Bathroom"?
Because I made the FP4 models with Comfy Kitchen, and when something goes wrong in the kitchen... you end up in the bathroom. 🚽
🪥 Nodes Included
Node
Icon
Description
Toothbrush
🪥
LoRA loader with built-in FP4 presets
Mirror (Simple)
🪞
Per-block on/off toggles
Mirror (Fancy)
🪞
Per-block 0.0-1.0 strength sliders
Shower
🚿
Quick preset applier
Towel
🧾
LoRA packet info display
Bathroom Sink
🚰
Stack multiple LoRAs with global strength
🔧 How It Works
The Problem
When using LoRAs on NVFP4 quantized models, certain transformer blocks cause artifacts:
High blocks (40-47) → Double vision/ghosting (detail alignment issues)
Middle blocks (11-39) → Usually stable for LoRA injection
The Solution
Comfy Bathroom applies intelligent weight curves to transformer blocks, ramping up LoRA strength gradually in early blocks and tapering down in late blocks.