RTX 5060 Ti 16GB Automatic1111 Setup

Automatic1111’s WebUI is the classic Stable Diffusion interface. Huge extension library, simple to use. Install on the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB at our hosting:

Contents

• Install
• Launch
• Blackwell config
• Extensions
• A1111 vs ComfyUI

Install

git clone https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui
cd stable-diffusion-webui
./webui.sh  # auto-installs deps into venv

First run creates a venv and downloads the default SD 1.5 model. For Blackwell/CUDA 12.6+ ensure COMMANDLINE_ARGS doesn’t force an older CUDA wheel.

Launch

./webui.sh --listen --port 7860 --xformers --api

• --listen exposes on all interfaces
• --xformers memory-efficient attention
• --api enables /sdapi/v1/ endpoints

Access at http://server:7860 (use an SSH tunnel or TLS proxy if public).

Blackwell Config

In webui-user.sh:

export COMMANDLINE_ARGS="--listen --xformers --api --opt-sdp-attention"

--opt-sdp-attention uses native PyTorch SDPA which on Blackwell is faster than xFormers in most cases. Benchmark both and pick the faster for your workload.

Recommended Extensions

• ControlNet – pose, depth, canny, scribble guidance
• ADetailer – automatic face/hand fixes
• sd-dynamic-prompts – template-based prompt expansion
• sd-webui-controlnet (and its IP-Adapter variant)
• Regional Prompter – area-conditioned prompts

A1111 vs ComfyUI

• A1111: easier to start, massive extension library, classic slider UI
• ComfyUI: node-based, more flexible for custom workflows, better for FLUX.1
• Many people run both – A1111 for interactive exploration, ComfyUI for reproducible workflows

See also: ComfyUI, SD setup, SDXL benchmark, image studio.