TG3 crashing

Started by mhaze, May 25, 2015, 06:36:10 AM

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mhaze

Just updated nvidia drivers and this makes TG crash with mouse movements.  I remenber a thread about this but I can't find it. As I remember it changing some of the display setting helps. Trouble is I can't remember which :(  Can anyone help?

Just realized it crashes mainly on exiting a render!

Dune

I remember allright, had the same problem. But I reverted back to the older drivers, I believe. Long ago, so I don't exactly remember. Can't help you any further, sorry.

bobbystahr

I remember that and it was the reason I never upgraded my video card...
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something Blue.
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Oshyan

Does it crash with *any* mouse movement? Only in the 3D preview, or anywhere?

If you have the capability in the nVidia control panel to adjust settings per-application, see if you can reduce acceleration settings. If you don't have per-application settings, you can try reducing overall Graphics Acceleration, which may be in Windows Settings or the nVidia control panel, depending on the configuration.

- Oshyan

mhaze

It seems to crash only when stopping a render part way after clicking stop and then stop again on the popup message window and only with complex renders!

mhaze

Weird, it only happens on one picture!

mhaze

Even wierder, it's ok now!

j meyer

Judging from my experience it will be back,don't worry. ;)

mhaze

You are so reassuring :(

Oshyan

Hmm, well at least it seems to be isolated (for the moment). Perhaps you could send the TGD to support AT planetside.co.uk and we can try to reproduce it...

- Oshyan

mhaze

I seem to have cured it messing around in the nvida control panel by changing acceleration settings - so definitely a driver problem as the pic no longer crashes. It wasn't just one pic either in the end I was able to get others to crash.

bobbystahr

Quote from: mhaze on May 27, 2015, 04:00:35 AM
I seem to have cured it messing around in the nvida control panel by changing acceleration settings - so definitely a driver problem as the pic no longer crashes. It wasn't just one pic either in the end I was able to get others to crash.

conga rats my friend...
something borrowed,
something Blue.
Ring out the Old.
Bring in the New
Bobby Stahr, Paracosmologist

Oshyan

Glad to hear you resolved it.

- Oshyan