big jit.window / 4 beamers / NVidia driver error
Oct 24 2015 | 3:14 pm
Hello,
in some ways my setup is very similar to Brantiko :
https://cycling74.com/forums/just-play-a-video-efficient/
I want to display a big window 4096x768 across 4 XGA (1024x768) beamers.
I have several videoplanes :
- a big 1 in background, with a jit.movie playing 1 video (4096x768 ; 1 min ; photo JPEG 50% ; 20 fps = 270 MB)
- 16 small in foreground. each is 220x270 has a jit.movie playing a small file (220x270 ; 8 sec ; photo jpeg 25% ; 15 fps ; 800 KB)
I've just finished the patcher and everything was ok until I stress tested the machine with all the beamers on during several hours.
Yesterday after 6 hours running without problem, an error occurred. Today the same problem came after 5 minutes.
Here is the error message :
"NVidia Open GL Driver :
A TDR has been detected. The application must close. Error Code 7"
There's a link to nvidia web site, it refers to TDR a Windows tool to prevent screen freezes...
An other error today :
"NVidia Open GL Driver :
Unable to recover from a kernel exception. The application must close. Error Code 3"
I'm actually downloading the last drivers from NVidia to see if it changes something...
Someone has an idea ?
Thanks
Alain.
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my setup :
Core i7 Haswell
16 GB RAM
SSD 256 GB
GPU NVidia GTX 660 , 2 GB >> 4 XGA beamers
Windows 8.1
Max 7.0.6 32 bits
Quicktime 7.7.8
- Oct 24 2015 | 3:53 pmMy GTX660Ti had a similar issue under heavy load: http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3007 Turned out to be a hardware failure.
- Oct 24 2015 | 4:29 pmOuchh... It sounds bad... I'll try the last drivers in case...Do you think I could have damage the GPU with my Patcher ?
- Oct 25 2015 | 11:14 amIf a program damages the GPU the GPU was already faulty to start with. If you haven't been overclocking, then nothing you throw at it should break it.I replaced mine under warranty for a GTX670 when it happened.
- Oct 25 2015 | 11:29 amOK, that's what I thought. Thanks.Mine isn't under warranty anymore. I'll have to replace it, and I'm starting to wonder how. That's why I join an old topic : https://cycling74.com/forums/handling-8-video-outputs-with-1-computer-best-practices/Alain
- Oct 25 2015 | 11:43 amI 'm wondering what s with that 660(ti) series... I broke 2 under warranty, made by MSI.
- Oct 25 2015 | 1:34 pmMine is made by EVGA.
