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Solved PC restart under rendering
- bvarga98
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Hi! Yesterday I rendered a video and suddenly under rendering the my laptop restarted automatically. I tried to do it with different render qualities, but happened the same. I didn’t have problem before.
The system temperature was around 30°C, when I rendered the video! I have got Lenovo G45-50 laptop.
What should I do?
Thanks for helping!
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Yesterday the system reported that your email address was not working, which means you won't receive a notification when anyone has replied to your message.
I have sent a private email that explains what you can do, if needed.
I think I know what is causing your problem.
You are only using a low powered computer and the settings you have chosen is causing a system overload.
There are 2 settings you need to change:
1. Go to Options / Preferences / Video
Set Dynamic RAM Preview back to 200MB only !!!
The high number showing in your screen shot, is not allowing any RAM Memory for rendering.
Setting this value high actually makes rendering slower.
2. Open your Project Properties
Set Pixel Format = 8 Bit (Full Range)
There is no need to set this to 32 bit Floating Point (full range) - this is the wrong setting for the type of video you are working with.
32 bit Floating Point is only used by professionals, using "Hollywood" level cameras and video codecs.
32 bit Floating Point requires a HUGE amount of processing power to work - your little laptop cannot handle this level of processing.
I don't even use this on my own good computer.
And finally, using the wrong setting here, also shifts the Colour Space to be incorrect.
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I recommend updating your Account to use your new email address.
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Derek
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- bvarga98
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Normal temperature
CPU: 35-40 °C
GPU: also 35-40 °C
HDD: around 33 °C
Rendering temperature
CPU: 46-48 °C
GPU: also 46-48 °C
HDD: around 33 °C
I think that's the problem.
Are they too high? How can I colder the temperature of the hardwares? Should I get an old version?
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Your CPU would have to hit about 95°C or higher, before it would cause the computer to shut down.
Did you set your Dynamic RAM back to 200MB ?
Did you set the Pixel Format back to 8 Bit ?
There is something extra I just noticed in the original screen shots you uploaded !!!
Go to Options / Preferences / File I/O
The setting at the very bottom does not match your computer.
Your laptop is using an AMD CPU, not an Intel.
Open drop down box and see if there is a different option you can select.
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