itou31 wrote:Hi all,
As Octane V3 goes ahead, I rechecked my system and found why it freeze.
On the USB riser 1X, it need more delay from the GPU.
So the TDRDelay registry set by OctaneRender Standalone is not enough (10s). I should set it at 30s and seems that all stable with the V3.
Sometime I forget that each time I install a nex version, it revert back to 10. So I have export the registry key to the Desktop to not forget to merge it when I install new version of OR.
Edit : Oh, spoke too soon. This registry hack help a little but The PC freeze when render big resolution (4000x3000 for ex) and/or "parallel samples" set smaller than default 8. Will check further...
Itou31 - Any more thoughts/luck with TDRDelay, I tried this without successful results...
(BTW - take screen shots before you change anything in registry so you know what you changed)
Maybe this might help, to adjust these registry keys?
(1) Tutor posted about 1/2 a year ago in his forum:
(2) And thisTheaRender provides a little more guidance:"- Configure Windows Watchdog (Windows only). Windows runs a service, called "watchdog" that monitors the graphic driver. If the driver does not respond within 2 seconds, it decides that there is a kind of instability so it terminates and restarts the driver process. The driver is the process responsible for handling all Presto commands to the GPU and - unfortunately - Presto is responsible for keeping the driver super-busy when there is a heavy rendering job.
You can actually configure watchdog service. And this is the recommendation to stay in the safe side, in all cases. In that situation, you can even set your device priorities to Highest (which means fastest Presto - at the expense of a less responsive graphic system).
Read here [ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 85%29.aspx ] about watchdog service." [ https://www.thearender.com/site/index.p ... u-cpu.html ]
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topi ... n-firefox/
Itou31, you try it first and let me know if your rig explodes.