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DAZ 4.15 keeps crashing within 1 minute of working in it.

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  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960
    edited November 2021

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

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  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,842

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

    Assuming you can get there, Daz Studio>Preferences, in the Interface tab.

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Richard Haseltine said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

    Assuming you can get there, Daz Studio>Preferences, in the Interface tab.

    Found it. Now what?

  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

    Assuming you can get there, Daz Studio>Preferences, in the Interface tab.

    Found it. Now what?

    Post a screenshort of that window's settings

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

    Assuming you can get there, Daz Studio>Preferences, in the Interface tab.

    Found it. Now what?

    Post a screenshort of that window's settings

     

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  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960

    Try lower optomization from Best to Better, as your GPU driver chokes on something

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    Try lower optomization from Best to Better, as your GPU driver chokes on something

    No Change, plus the setting returns to Best after I reopen it. 

  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960

    Did you apply, then quit DS before testing? DS saved setting when it quits.

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    Did you apply, then quit DS before testing? DS saved setting when it quits.

    I click Apply and then clicked Accept.

  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960

    But did you quit and restart DS before testing?

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    But did you quit and restart DS before testing?

    No. 

  • Sphinx MagooSphinx Magoo Posts: 586

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

    Assuming you can get there, Daz Studio>Preferences, in the Interface tab.

    Found it. Now what?

    Just curious: I'm having a problem where I can't even open DS. Is there a way to see what my settings are if I can't open DS to see the Preferences settings? I'm trying to do my own detective work while I wait to hear back from DAZ Tech Support.

  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960

    Sphinx Magoo said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    The CPU is the central processor, an Intel chip of some kind on older Macs or possibly one of the new M1 chips on a new Mac.

    The GPU is the graphics card - unless your machine is very old or customised probably an AMD device  Help>Troubleshooting>About your Video card should have the details.

    2.5 GHz Duel-Core Intel Core i5

    Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

    What are your settings for performance, pixelbuffer etc? 

    Unsure. Where should I go to find out? 

    Assuming you can get there, Daz Studio>Preferences, in the Interface tab.

    Found it. Now what?

    Just curious: I'm having a problem where I can't even open DS. Is there a way to see what my settings are if I can't open DS to see the Preferences settings? I'm trying to do my own detective work while I wait to hear back from DAZ Tech Support.

    The file / settings are stored on disk. on macOS it's on  ~/Library/Application Support/DAZ 3D/Studio/ (there are a few settings files to look at) On Windows somewhere similiar

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    But did you quit and restart DS before testing?

    You asked before if I'd quit and restarted before testing and I replied in the negative. 

  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,960

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    But did you quit and restart DS before testing?

    You asked before if I'd quit and restarted before testing and I replied in the negative. Amd

    And you didn't see that question as a pointer that you should probably do that?

  • princeofgames06princeofgames06 Posts: 17

    Totte said:

    princeofgames06 said:

    Totte said:

    But did you quit and restart DS before testing?

    You asked before if I'd quit and restarted before testing and I replied in the negative. Amd

    And you didn't see that question as a pointer that you should probably do that?

    No. 

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