Render crash seems to be the same with or without it. But I might reinstate it since that's a standard part of the basic install requirements. I've heard 1070 isn't compatible with adobe, but I have metal, OpenCL and CUDA acceleration options (in addition to hardware only) so that doesn't seem to be an issue.Īnyways guys, what can I give you to help me figure this out?Ĭan I get a -verbose or log on the restart somehow?ĮDIT: also just disabled XMP since I was pushing for stability over performance. But my super complex 2min video export causes the system to restart between 1 and 3min in. I suspect its dependent on the complexity or RAM-load of the project because I exported a test AE project that was 3 layers with some procedural "wiggle(1,25) " that was 20min long no problem. That's the only thing that makes the system restart though, everything else seems stable. So the issue is whenever I try to render something out of anything adobe (also davinci resolve) it might make it a few seconds in, it might run for 15 minutes without any troubles when it'll suddenly restart. I underclocked my RAM from 2133 (auto) to (1833) and optimized for stability.
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I also made sure nothing was over clocked. hi, while in adobe premiere cs6 my playback /space bar is not working i am using Mac os x Lion 10.7.5, 16 gb ram, ati radeon hd 4870 512 mb i have chk adobe premiere playback preferences, audio settings i have un-installed the the app i can not even play a saved sequence that used to play two days ago i am using APP cs6 ver 6.0.
Internal Graphics are disabled in BIOS along with the usual string:
It's on right now but it doesn't seem to make a difference either way. because Adobe clearly presents project management as a feature of Adobe Premiere. 've heard conflicting stuff on nvda_drv=1. I made sure NvidiaWeb is true in system parameters, I SMBIOS is iMac14,2 since I heard it was stable-ish (though I had it on iMac18,3 with the same issue)
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