At last I only have 4 gb cards in my PC and if I want to render higher resolution images, my computer freezes immediately.
Up to 4K there is no problem, but if I reach 5000 pixel on the longer edge BSOD is comming.
Where should I start to look for the reason of freezing? Could the BSOD be caused by the small amount of System memory (8 gb)?
Thanks for your help in advance!
high resolution causes BSOD
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Hi deadakos,
are you working with v2 or v3?
ciao beppe
are you working with v2 or v3?
ciao beppe
Yes, it's most likely caused by the small amount of system memory, since the film buffers need to fit into system memory and need to be page-locked (i.e. can't be swapped out while it's page-locked). Usually the page-locking should just fail and not crash the whole system, but that's my guess what is happening here.deadakos wrote:At last I only have 4 gb cards in my PC and if I want to render higher resolution images, my computer freezes immediately.
Up to 4K there is no problem, but if I reach 5000 pixel on the longer edge BSOD is comming.
Where should I start to look for the reason of freezing? Could the BSOD be caused by the small amount of System memory (8 gb)?
Thanks for your help in advance!
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