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Memory problem!!
Before i upgraded my computer, Sony vegas 5.0 worked all the time. But after i upgraded im getting this message everytime i start the program, and i cant get into vegas at all..
Message: An error accurred starting vegas.
The system is low on memory. You may be able to reduce memory usage by closing other applications.I tried eveything, but i cant fix this problem.. Anybody who can help me??:)
My computer:
Memory: 1024 mb
CPU: AMD athlon 64 X2 dual core 4200+ (2CPUs)
Display: NVIDIA geforce 7600 GS (512mb)
Motherboard: ASUS A8n32 – SLI deluxe -
6 Replies
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You didn’t state what you upgraded. MB, CPU, whole new system, etc.? Vegas should probably run fine with 1gig of ram, but you’d be better off getting another gig. I have two gig of Corsair XMS and it runs great.
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I upgraded cpu, motherboard and 3d board…
My computer is much stronger now, the before the upgrade so I dont understand why the program dont run…
I just installed windows for the second time in two days and it still dosent work.. My movie shoul be finished before october and i got pretty much work left to do so if anybody can help me with this it would be very nice…!!SS
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Load the drivers for the video card that came with the card. Don’t load the latest from Nvidia.
Also make sure you update the bios of the board to the latest version. There have been problems with this board and its bios
Jeremy
MJ Productions
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OK Jeremy:) Thats actually something i havent tried…:) but when i just tried to install the drivers from the cd that came with the 3d card i didnt get any options over what drivers i can install.. Are they on the net to? Can you post a link here and name one driver who works with vegas??
Stian.
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If we have to keep track of all the drivers which work/don’t work with any particular system or NLE, somebody is going to have to be paying us a lot bucks 🙂 For all of us on the forum, its a labor of love for our systems and even then we just cannot know it all – we try though 🙂
If you are running WInXP, go Start|Settings|Control Panel|System|Hardware|Device Manager. Choose your display adapter and uninstall the existing driver. Reboot windows and when it wants to reinstall the drivers, choose the “Have Disc” and install from your disc.
This is not a hardware issue but a driver problem with either your motherboard BIOS or with the display adapter. Unfortunately I’m just not sure which one is gong to solve the problem.
Jeremy
MJ Productions
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I have innstalled from the disk both times…
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