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glimpse wrote:

Spdo wrote:This is my latest problem on octane stand alone and 3ds max plugin..

when You get that blue screen? las time I had such problems (crashing) just after opening OctaneRender window from F10..was related to power supply.. (just a though for You, don't say it's the only reason, but it was my case..)

I tried the same scene with vray and the result is same when i was change the ram slots is fixed i think the rams damage but the pc new

64 gb corsair vengeance 2400 mhz 16 gb kit x4

the power AX1500i Digital ATX Power Supply

extra cooler master jet filo fans

At home Asus P9x79 i7 3930k titan black and two aSUS 780 direct cu II oc edition
coolermaster 1000 watt power etc.

At office Asus rampage IV 240 gb ssd 2 tb seagate

4 evga 780 ti crasfield

i7 4930k cpu etc

but my home system so stabele so fast then office

i don'T understand

akira wrote:

Spdo wrote:

mikinik wrote:Spdo may be it overheating

no miknik the all cars tempurate max 45 degree now

i always look the evga software to control fan speed e.t.c.

Or maybe your power supply is not capable of 4 x 780ti (needs 1500W at least), or you're using a UPS that is not allowing high power consumption?

my power supply is Corsair AX1500i Digital ATX is suitable for 4 way sli as i know.

Spdo wrote:I tried the same scene with vray and the result is same when i was change the ram slots is fixed i think the rams damage but the pc new

64 gb corsair vengeance 2400 mhz 16 gb kit x4

"new" does not have to mean that the ram is not broken. so it's fixed with changing ram bricks? I guess you just postponed the problem...
put in one ram, run memtest from bootable cd until you find the broken brick.

I once had blue screens with ECC rams which were not cooled enough. memtest did not find anything because the rams got not hot enough to fail during testing. a fan over the rams solved the problem back then. but ECC rams also got much hotter than non-ECC.

good luck

boris wrote:

Spdo wrote:I tried the same scene with vray and the result is same when i was change the ram slots is fixed i think the rams damage but the pc new

64 gb corsair vengeance 2400 mhz 16 gb kit x4

"new" does not have to mean that the ram is not broken. so it's fixed with changing ram bricks? I guess you just postponed the problem...
put in one ram, run memtest from bootable cd until you find the broken brick.

I once had blue screens with ECC rams which were not cooled enough. memtest did not find anything because the rams got not hot enough to fail during testing. a fan over the rams solved the problem back then. but ECC rams also got much hotter than non-ECC.

good luck

Last night i changed the ram slots and i find the serial numbers and ram codes to fix so the problem solved.