[Severin Schultze]

Did you try to pull one of the 4000s? Using just one card seems to work here- at least Resolve is running quite well for the last couple of hours without any crashes or error messages. I’m in touch with the support to further investigate…

DIT @ WeFadeToGrey

[Severin Schultze]

We have mixed footage in the timelines we’re working on (REDOne MX, 5D/7D and GoPro or Alexa mixed with 5D/7D). But the DSLR Clips are all HD. Today we’re testing our system with just one single GPU card in the cubix box. So far the issues we had like random crashes and “running out of memory” messages are gone…

We’ll see.

Chris, what is your system setup? Are you using cubix and/or several GPU cards?

Severin

DIT @ WeFadeToGrey

[Severin Schultze]

Hi,

we have the exact same problems here. We’re running a MacPro with the following PCI setup:

Slot01 Nvidia Geforce GT120
Slot02 host adapter for Cubix PCI extender
Slot03 Decklink HD
Slot04 fibrechannel card

Cubixbox:

Slot01 – Slot03 Nvidia Quadro FX 4000
Slot04 RedRocket card

Its a Mac Pro 5.1 / 6 core 2,66GHz / 12GB ram.

We’re working on different sized projects from 5 min up to 90 min (REDOne MX / EPIC / ALEXA ProRes). We’re getting this exact same error message every once in a while, working on these projects.

We already tried to work with just one, two and three GPU cards attached. Tried to work in proxy mode with these setups without any luck.

Next step would be to get the cubix out and start from the recommended setup. Since this is a time consuming trial and error process and we have lot of work to do we need to wait until we have all the projects through…

Any suggestions out there??

Best,
Severin

DIT @ WeFadeToGrey

[Severin Schultze]

Hi Elan,

how did you manage to get this working? I have two Resolve workstations and am trying to setup a database on a server that the two workstations are able to share the server based database.

Thanks a lot!

Cheers,
Severin

DIT @ WeFadeToGrey