Can Capture One 9.x run on a dual Xeon setup?
Hi all, since there are no specific hardware recommendations I'd like to know if Capture One 9.x can run on a dual Xeon workstation?
I currently have 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2695 v3 (14x 2.30GHz) which results in 56 logical cores. Captur One seems to use all cores up to 100% but I get bluscreens from time to time. OS is Windows 8.1-64 (all MS updates included).
Thank you for your help in advance!
I currently have 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2695 v3 (14x 2.30GHz) which results in 56 logical cores. Captur One seems to use all cores up to 100% but I get bluscreens from time to time. OS is Windows 8.1-64 (all MS updates included).
Thank you for your help in advance!
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Not a lame duck, your machine... 😊
As it seems to work in principle and only sometimes produces bluescreen I guess C1 should work -in principle- in a dual Xeon CPU setup. I would attribute a bluescreen to the operating system, BIOS, temperature, overclocking, or maybe "errata" (described by Intel) if not worked around by the BIOS.
Errata:
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ ... ion+update
Try OPENCL set to "Never" in the preferences to exclude your gfx card from the equation.
Just guessing...
Good luck!
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All usual suspects already checked. Up to date Bios, no overclocking, perfect cooling.
Highly optimized software (eg Cinema4D) can render for hours. Capture One gives BSOD on a regular basis.
Hopefully someone from Phase One will join the thread.0 -
8.1 is known for not so good driver support (experienced this with USB and LAN) .
I'd upgrade to 10
Or at least double check your drivers.
I had a laptop that kept crashing after +/-30m watching video, due to the powermanagement of the WLAN module.
And check your OS logs, you might be surprised what the cause is, do some research in how to analyse these files.
If it's crashing regularly you should be able to find out!0 -
Can you run a burn-in test like the passmark one, and check that it doesn't bluescreen?
CO should have no problem using all the cores for processing (if you use the CPU, distribution will be different if you also use the GPU)0 -
Dear Christian, further findings show that maybe a RAM is defective. Will report back. 0
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