The process of memory overflow by 2.25 in windows 10

[neiwei845458454]

Hi paul,

I have installed the 2.25 version in the winows10 system, finally I have closing the rhinoceros 5 (64bit), the process of computer memory was overflow, stuck unable to move.

Please Fixed it.

Good days!

Alxen

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Can you pls provide the info requested in the first post at viewtopic.php?f=41&t=40422?

What is your Max Polygons set to in the plugin Settings?

Paul

[neiwei845458454]

OK, thanks

the max poly set default value：10000000

and windows 8 64bit was also that,only windows7 works well.

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Can you pls provide the info requested in the STABLE thread:

If you have a support issue, pls provide the following information:
- Operating System (ie. Win XP, Vista, 7, 8)
- 32 or 64 bit
- Amount of RAM
- Graphics Card(s) - model (ie. GTX 580, 3GB)
- Nvidia driver version
- Rhino version and build number
- OctaneRender for Rhino version (ie. 2.0.10.8)

[neiwei845458454]

- Operating System windows 8 & 10
- 64 bit
- 8G
- Graphics Card(s) : GTX 980M, 4GB
- Nvidia driver version:10.18.13.6143
- Rhino version and build number: rhinoceros 5 sr12 64bit
- OctaneRender for Rhino version :2.25

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Thank you. It everything working OK on Windows 8? What is the exact error you are getting? Can you post a screenshot of the error pls?

Thanks.

Paul

[neiwei845458454]

When I have closing the rhinoceros 5 (64bit), the process of computer memory was overflow, stuck unable to move. same for the windows 8/8.1.

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I'm sorry - but this is not enough information for me to help you.

1) As previously requested, can you pls provide a screenshot of the error

2) Does the error occur if you do NOT use the Octane plugin and then exit Rhino, or does it only happen after you do an Octane render then exit Rhino? If it is the latter, does it happen with all scenes, or just one?

3) You are running Nvidia driver 361.43, which is know to have issues. I suggest upgrading to the latest driver (364).

4) Have you tried running Rhino with the Windows Task Manager open so you can check how much memory you have used?

Paul