so I recently upgraded my pc and moved the drives around and now when i try to load a scene or a plugin in the default scene it immediately crashes please help.
i did that and also tried a new install and it still diesTry a core repair (vam_updater.exe)
so i just updated my drivers and vam and windows still doesn't work. where it dies is i load in to the default scene it and try to add a plugin to the person already there then my entire pc freezes and i have to hold the power button to reset my pc because i cant even alt+f4 it.You need to share more information about your situation to be able to help you.
When does it crash? Any errors that may explain it? Anything else that may help debug.
and i don't know where to look for errors because sometimes it has a pop up for a half second and closes fine and others it blue screens my pc or it freezes the entire thing.You need to share more information about your situation to be able to help you.
When does it crash? Any errors that may explain it? Anything else that may help debug.
yes i tried a new install. but sometimes vam crashes and leaves my pc not blue screened or frozen.Ok, so VaM doesn't crash, your computer freezes or has a blue screen, which is a much worse result.
Did you say you used a fresh download of VaM to try it out?
ddr5 4800mhzWhats your memory amount and speed in bios set to.
Try turning down memory speed in biosddr5 4800mhz
why would memory speed affect this?Try turning down memory speed in bios
wdym?What is you speed on task manager for memory
Do you have a option to turn the memory speed down in the bios to 2000 mhz then try. Keep increasing until you crash againwdym?
took me a while to find the option in the new bios and now it works much better at 3000. but my question still is why does it become so unstable at higher speeds? i just got ram that can do 7200 and now i have to nerf it to 3000 just to not immediately crash when doing anything in vam.Do you have a option to turn the memory speed down in the bios to 2000 mhz then try. Keep increasing until you crash again
i know it is up to date so it cant be thatCan you verify your bios is up to date
i currently only have 2 sticksI havve 6800 and yave to run it a little alower even after the bios update, think some is due to 2 sticks vs 4 sticks, had better performance with two.
i am 95% sure i put them in the right spot according to the mb guide but i will look againIf your memory sticks are mismatched in speed, or simply not performing up to the advertised spec, then all sorts of bad things can happen when you have a program like Vam that really sucks up a lot and pounds on it hard. Most memory sticks now are installed in pairs. Make sure you installed them according to the MB manufacturer's instructions for which ones go where. If slots 1 and 3 are supposed to be a set, and you installed a set in 1 and 2, that's bad.