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  • Vegas Crashing System – Potential Hardware Issues?

    Posted by Ken Bennett on January 30, 2012 at 10:46 pm

    I’ve been having a crashing problem for a week or so while running Vegas Pro 10e. Then all seemed fine. Then the crashes started again today. Always happens while Vegas is running and the computer has been on for 4+ hours. What happens is I suddenly lose video signal to both my monitors. Computer may or may not still be running the program. No way of telling when the monitors lose signal.

    I reboot. Start Vegas. Runs for about 5 minutes then I lose video signal again. On the 3rd reboot it crashes before it gets through Windows 7 boot process.

    Once it crashed during timeline playback and along with the video signal lose my audio got hung-up and started buzzing.

    Hardware starting to fail? Power supply? Graphics card? MOBO??

    Thoughts!

    System: Supermicro MOBO X7DWA-N, dual Xeon 2.56Mhz CPUs, 16BM RAM, WIN 7 64bit, 4 internal HDDs, two external RAID HDDs. NVIDIA 4700GTX graphics card.

    Thanks,

    Ken Bennett
    Video Adventures
    Capturing Your Life’s Adventures!

    Ken Bennett replied 14 years, 6 months ago 3 Members · 4 Replies
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  • Ken Bennett

    January 30, 2012 at 11:11 pm

    BTW, there is nothing in the Events Logs other than the system did not shut down proper since I forced a reboot. Also, on the last 3 reboots I lost video signal right after the Supermicro logo and one of two other screens flew by. But by watching the RAID LEDs and windows sounds, it appeared to have booted up. But without video signal.

    Looking more like the NIVIDIA 4700GTX????

    I can swap and test with a GeForce 8800GT card if Vegas Pro 10e can run on it. Yes? No? What card is suggested if I need to replace the 4700GTX?

    Thanks,

    Ken Bennett
    Video Adventures
    Capturing Your Life’s Adventures!

  • Steve Rhoden

    January 31, 2012 at 3:49 am

    Could be indeed your Video Card…check to see
    if its the newest driver you have installed for
    for it.

    Steve Rhoden
    (Cow Leader)
    Film Maker
    Filmex Creative Media.
    1-876-832-4956
    https://filmex-creative-media.blogspot.com/

  • Bob Peterson

    January 31, 2012 at 3:27 pm

    Sounds like a thermal issue. Has the system been thoroughly cleaned? I find that I need a good quantity of compressed air to get all of the dust out.

  • Ken Bennett

    February 16, 2012 at 11:47 pm

    It turned out to be the NVIDIA G470GTX card. Got it replaced and all is well once again.

    Ken Bennett
    Video Adventures
    Capturing Your Life’s Adventures!

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