Node Inspector crash

[ngonde]

hi,
when you load an object and switch from Render Viewport to the Node Inspector octane crashes.

when you are in the Node Inspector and load an object an swith to the Render View it crashes too.

bye, HoMe

[havensole]

Can you tell us your system specs?

[ngonde]

hi,
quadcore q6600, nvidia 8800 GTS 640MB, 4 GB Ram, Win7 64bit

bye, HoMe

[radiance]

Hi,

Do the demosuite scenes work ?
Have you read the release notes on the downloads page ?

I recommend installing the latest drivers from the main nvidia page.

Radiance

[ngonde]

hi,
the demosuite works but when i to node inspector it crashes. i have the newest driver installed and have test the crash wirh the newest octane version.

i forgot to say that i mean the upper left window. the standard window for rendering.

bye, HoMe

[radiance]

hi,
the demosuite works but when i to node inspector it crashes. i have the newest driver installed and have test the crash wirh the newest octane version.

i forgot to say that i mean the upper left window. the standard window for rendering.

bye, HoMe

i recommend not changing the windows for now,
the default setup works very nicely.

we'll investigate this issue.

Radiance

[Eggar]

I believe I had a similar Issue Earlier and found that even though I disabled the SLI in NVIDIA's Control Panel, I actually also needed to disable it in my Bios as well (Since my board was Built for SLI performance, it has a setting in the BIOS as well, in this case disabling the Hybrid SLI - I'm bad at remembering but the second bios title heading and then Chipset options or anywhere on your bios you find the chipset options, there should be a feature for sli or hybrid sli - this needs to be turned off) All went well after I did this, no more crashing when I enabled the Render VP.

I do notice now, though that even though both my GTX-260 cards are listed in the device manager (not showing the on board 980a/760 chipset like before I shut down the BIOS Hybrid SLI, but only the 2 260's) I can add the 1 inactive 260 to the other to show as having 2 active. Now, when I activate the Render VP it switches back to showing 1 as active and 1 inactive. Should I physically remove the provided bridge strip between the cards since this is probably a SLI feature as well? Or is it a matter of Node purchase? Is each GPU on a board considered another Node Purchase.

Thank You

MotherBoard:
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=prodm ... od_no=1885

Running 4gb ddr3 Ram on xp64, 680W Power, 2x GTX-260 Maxcores

[radiance]

I believe I had a similar Issue Earlier and found that even though I disabled the SLI in NVIDIA's Control Panel, I actually also needed to disable it in my Bios as well (Since my board was Built for SLI performance, it has a setting in the BIOS as well, in this case disabling the Hybrid SLI - I'm bad at remembering but the second bios title heading and then Chipset options or anywhere on your bios you find the chipset options, there should be a feature for sli or hybrid sli - this needs to be turned off) All went well after I did this, no more crashing when I enabled the Render VP.

I do notice now, though that even though both my GTX-260 cards are listed in the device manager (not showing the on board 980a/760 chipset like before I shut down the BIOS Hybrid SLI, but only the 2 260's) I can add the 1 inactive 260 to the other to show as having 2 active. Now, when I activate the Render VP it switches back to showing 1 as active and 1 inactive. Should I physically remove the provided bridge strip between the cards since this is probably a SLI feature as well? Or is it a matter of Node purchase? Is each GPU on a board considered another Node Purchase.

Thank You

MotherBoard:
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=prodm ... od_no=1885


a license is per PC, you can have as many GPUs in it as you wish.

Radiance

Running 4gb ddr3 Ram on xp64, 680W Power, 2x GTX-260 Maxcores

[Eggar]

Awesome News Radiance!
You guys are too good to us!

Thank you for your help, can't wait to 'Really' dig in now!