WHOLE Computer is crashing when trying to export

[Ann Bens]

Make new project and import old one into this new one.
Export again. If you are using the Queue use Export or v.v.
Change vbr to cbr or v.v.
Change vbr2 to vbr1 or v.v.
All these things are worth a try.

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[Chris Wright]

“none of them have been as intensive as the current project.”
your computer is either overheating as you state above, or you’re leaking ram from the old bios as its a new ryzen board.

[Jesse Fernandez]

I will try that out. I have not tried cbr yet but I started out on vbr 1. Thanks!

[Jesse Fernandez]

I have done some tests and do not THINK it is the latter with the ram. But it could be the former. These AMD processors run really hot with the stock cooler even when not being pushed. I hope it is not that though, Id rather not have to get a new cooler or worse rebuild the whole motherboard with a different CPU. Thanks so much for the suggestions though.

[Dominic Deacon]

When a computer hard crashes while you’re doing something intensive like that I’m inclined to think you’ve picked up a stick of bad RAM. You probably want to test your memory. Good thing with that is it’s an easy fix.

EDIT sorry just saw you’d already addressed this above.

[Duke Sweden]

You know, when I first got this PC a few weeks ago I set power options to never off, basically, and Media Encoder crashed, or “failed” constantly, until I changed my power options to more reasonable settings, so it COULD be over heating that’s causing your problem. You pointed out that it does over heat even when doing minor tasks so…

Dell XPS 8920
Intel i7 core 7700 build
GeForce GTX 1050ti
32 Gigs of RAM
3 7200 RPM SATA Drives
Windows 10 64-bit
Premiere Pro CC 2017 v.11.0

[Jesse Fernandez]

Yeah I guess that seems to be what it is :/

[Jesse Fernandez]

If RAM is the typical culprit I will do another test. The computer is also like 2or3 times a week blue screening me. So yeah its prob hardware. Here is hoping it is RAM. I would MUCH prefer that

[Joseph W. bourke]

Jesse I had a really stupid one happen to me with overheating and crashing of my HP Z800. Turns out that when I had installed the Nvidia graphics card, I tucked the wire bundle into the hole where the fan was, stopping it from turning – every time I rendered – Kerash!!!! You’re probably not that stupid – I was…

Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
http://www.bourkemedia.com

[Jesse Fernandez]

Hey Joseph,

I will take a look if any of my wires are impeding anything. I am AWFUL at cable management so it very well could be a thing. Thanks for the suggestion!