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I mean, yes, but I suspect that my environment is not the same as yours. I'm running on an RX 7900 RTX on Linux, and using the Automatic1111 frontend to Stable Diffusion. I'll give reasonable odds that you're running Windows. On Linux, there's some card-specific setup, I didn't use conda (rather, pip to set up a Python venv, which I hadn't previously been familiar with and needed to learn a bit about), I needed driver software installed, and it took some banging around, because more people are using the software stack involved with Nvidia graphics hardware than AMD hardware. Some Radeons don't work or require Automatic1111 to use slightly different configurations. Running on a Radeon on Windows didn't even work until very recently (though there's similar software that can apparently use one of the 3d graphics APIs to do something similar). I also spent some time banging around in Python testing things, switched hardware at one point, and had to spend some time tuning options to do larger images on a card that had less video memory; because this tends to push the limits of the video memory on various cards, and some cards have different hardware functionality and tricks to reduce video memory usage, there isn't just a single set of optimizations that work on all cards. So if I tell you to do what I did, it's probably not going to help that much. Also, I set this up some months back, which is pretty much an eternity with the rate at which the software is changing.

I don't know if someone has put out a "one click and it's set up" software package on Windows these days that works on various hardware or what. It may be simple, it may be a big headache, and it may depend a lot on precisely what hardware you are using.

So the answer is that if you have the right graphics hardware on the right OS, and that hardware is fairly new, then you can probably set it up. But...I can't say "run this and it'll definitely work". It might be trivial! But it also might be not possible on your hardware, or might involve a lot of poking away at the guts of the thing.

Automatic1111 has setup instructions on its github repository:

https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui

There's also a Stable Diffusion subreddit -- no community here the current level of activity yet:

https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/

There's information that you can find there about specific problems.

If you want to use a nonstandard model -- which I do -- then many people have uploaded them to civitai.com, and they can be found there.