I'm not sure if this is a thermal problem, or a software problem, as this was my first PC build, so I have minimal knowledge about thermals. Storage: Seagate Barracuda Compute 2 TB HDDĪny ideas on how I could fix/prevent this?
Motherboard: B450 GAMING PLUS MAX (MS-7B86) Without fans, temps were at 55+ (Celsius).ĬPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600x Six-Core processor (4.05GHz overclock) I checked thermals with MSI Afterburner, and I put the fans on max (with the fans on max, the temp was around 40-43 degrees while rendering). So, the monitor lost signal, however the pc (from looking at it) still seems to be functioning. My mouse also had its RGB lights blinking weirdly whenever I made a click. When the computer "crashed", the fans were still running, the RGB lights were still on (power button, RAM, GPU), the GPU fans were still on, and it seemed that the PC was still running, BUT my monitor said there was no signal to the computer. Hopefully this will help you out if resolve is crashing when it gets to one of your fusion comps. However, this has also been happening with Sony Vegas 18, a popular video editing software. Crashing on render is a terrible, frustrating feeling.
It doesn’t matter if you’re using Metal on a Mac, Open CL on a Windows pc, or CUDA on Linux, you’ll get incredible performance gains. Resolve Studio allows the use of multiple GPUs.This accelerated GPU allows for fast rendering and editing. I was trying to render a simple 6 minute video, with basic effects (Blur, and stock animated text).Īt first, I edited it with Davinci Resolve, and my pc crashed while rendering, (even while rendering with cached images). The Studio version has a huge leg up in terms of its GPU acceleration. This has been happening on/off for most of my time owning this PC (self-built), however, it has been rising in frequency recently (eventually coming to the point where it crashes on every render). You could try undervolting and set some power limits to see what happens but its a realm I'm not comfortable giving advice over the internet. I guess there is only one way to find out!Īs I've said in the other topic, if you can wait for the new gen do that.īut if it works with 1 card and its stable and not with 2 it sure does sound like some sort of power issue. I was thinking of potentially trying to under-clock them in MSI AfterburnerĪlso I just updated the drivers, ran the render, and failed again. Its hard to pinpoint power issues if you don't have another PSU to test. 6800 non XT is a safer bet power wise but you'll lose performance. You already did that by disabling one of the GPUs.Ĭheck my reply on your other topic.
are there any settings in DR that I could select to essentially "render at 1/2 or 3/4 power"? JK2900 wrote:In addition, if power is the issue.
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