diff --git a/distorch_2.py b/distorch_2.py
index a3d67f5..3eb1614 100644
--- a/distorch_2.py
+++ b/distorch_2.py
@@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ def create_safetensor_model_hash(model, caller):
 
 def register_patched_safetensor_modelpatcher():
     """Register and patch the ModelPatcher for distributed safetensor loading"""
+    from comfy.model_patcher import wipe_lowvram_weight, move_weight_functions
     # Patch ComfyUI's ModelPatcher
     if not hasattr(comfy.model_patcher.ModelPatcher, '_distorch_patched'):
         original_partially_load = comfy.model_patcher.ModelPatcher.partially_load
@@ -65,11 +66,37 @@ def register_patched_safetensor_modelpatcher():
             debug_hash = create_safetensor_model_hash(self, "partial_load")
             allocations = safetensor_allocation_store.get(debug_hash)
             
+            mem_counter = 0
+            patch_counter = 0
+
+            loading = self._load_list()
+
+            load_completely = []
+            loading.sort(reverse=True)
+            for x in loading:
+                n = x[1]
+                m = x[2]
+                params = x[3]
+                module_mem = x[0]
+
+                weight_key = "{}.weight".format(n)
+                bias_key = "{}.bias".format(n)
+
+                cast_weight = self.force_cast_weights
+
+                if hasattr(m, "comfy_cast_weights"):
+                    logging.info(f"Unpatching weight {weight_key} for Distorch2")
+                    wipe_lowvram_weight(m)
+
+
+
             if allocations:
                 logger.info(f"[MULTIGPU_DISTORCHV2] Using static allocation for model {debug_hash[:8]}")
                 # Parse allocation string and apply static assignment
                 device_assignments = analyze_safetensor_loading(self, allocations)
-                
+
+
+               
                 # Apply our static assignments instead of ComfyUI's dynamic ones
                 for block_name, target_device in device_assignments['block_assignments'].items():
                     # Find the module by name