Video Rebirth Releases HyperFlow H3 Flash, a 13.7B Compressed Video-Audio Diffusion Model

·2026.11.08 00:16

Key point

The model compresses MiniMax-H3 to 13.7B parameters for 4-8 step generation, running on consumer RTX 5090 GPUs in 92 seconds for 5.2-second clips.

Details

  • Video Rebirth released HyperFlow H3 Flash, a compressed version of the 31B MiniMax-H3 model that reduces parameters to 13.7B (fl2va) or 13.9B (ref2va) while supporting 4, 6, or 8 sampling steps without CFG.
  • The model generates 24 fps video at 1344x768 resolution with 32 kHz stereo audio, achieving 92-second generation for 5.2-second clips on a single RTX 5090 and 8.7 seconds on 4x B200 GPUs.
  • It supports three tasks: text-to-video-audio (t2va), first/last keyframe conditioning (fl2va), and reference-based generation (ref2va) using up to 12 references (9 images, 3 videos, 3 audio files).
  • Two runtimes are provided: GGUF for consumer PCs with 64 GB system RAM (supporting ComfyUI and stable-diffusion.cpp) and INT8 convrot for data-center GPUs or high-RAM systems (supporting Python and diffusers).
  • Minimum requirements include 16 GB system RAM and 24/32 GB GPU VRAM for Q4_K_M (9.1 GB) or Q8_0 (14.9 GB) quantizations, with INT8 transformers running 10-20% faster than GGUF but using more system RAM.
  • The model uses structural pruning, low-rank decomposition, and rotated W8A8 INT8 quantization, with a two-time (t, r) conditioning mechanism enabling low-step sampling.
  • License is Apache 2.0 for code, but model weights are subject to the MiniMax H3 Community License Agreement, restricting use in the EU, UK, Korea, and US without MiniMax approval.

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