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OK, Running WinXP Pro, Radeon 9800 Pro, Athlon 2600+ with 768 MB DDR
This JUST started, dunno why. even a format didn't fix it. Blender, from version 2.1 to 3.1 to the latest distro, will freeze after a few moments. no reason that I can tell... I can still close blender, and return to desktop. HELP! |
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08-Jan-04, 17:31
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GFX card problem.
Martin
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Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans. - John Lennon |
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08-Jan-04, 17:37
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such as???
Gah...I can't afford to replace this card, it works perfectly with all other programs... |
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#3
08-Jan-04, 18:49
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ok, tracked it down a little further...
it freezes after the second render. I do ALOT of low quality test renders, so thats why it is always very shortly after I start blending... |
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08-Jan-04, 19:16
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No need to replace the card, just find drivers that have a correct implementation of 2D openGL. I know it's hard for ATI card, but it can be done.
Martin
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#5
08-Jan-04, 19:20
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hmm...I'll try going back one driver set then...never had any problems before...
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#6
08-Jan-04, 19:31
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it might be the virtual memory, go into the controll panel, choose system, and find virtual memory, then change it to a different local disk, and restart the computer.
but that might not be the case......try and see what happens |
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#7
09-Jan-04, 09:43
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