Vu Pham
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Prevent Ocean Grid from Intersecting with Boat Interior Nov. 9, 2024, 6:05 a.m.
remove the ocean part inside convex hull of the boat ?
WW solver with varying Pscales Nov. 9, 2024, 6:03 a.m.
sound like you want something collide with different pscale like RBD or Vellum
Fatal error: Segmentation fault Nov. 6, 2024, 8:06 a.m.
just random jump in and hope to share a help, here is a fix on this CPU I did and there is no crash as all since fixed.
Content is copy from my own comment of the website benchmark, link to original, get into comment section to see the original post https://www.vfxarabia.co/post/houdini-benchmark-cores-vs-clockspeed-updated [www.vfxarabia.co]
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06 April 2024
Intel 14900KS
Ram DDR5 128Gb
Windows
(No OC, everything box default from mobo to CPU. Turn out, box default is not good, the mobo brand will OC more power consumption than normal CPU, cause crashes for this 14th gen)
I can fully make the system run without any problem, final result:
Pyro 7.45 minutes
Grain 3 minutes
Flip 20minutes
Result for -> Disable Hyper Threading
Flip 20m 04
Grain 3m 09.6
Pyro crashes (about 6m on 300/400 frames before crashes)
Result for -> Disable Hyper Threading, Disable Efficient-core (all)
Flip 30m55s
Grain 5.73635 minutes
Pyro 16m13
Here's how I set up the motherboard: even the 'stock setting' actually means the motherboard is overclocking beyond the chip's factory default. That's why this CPU keeps crashing when using demanding programs like Unreal Engine and Houdini, especially during heavy overnight rendering sessions.
I'm using an MSI MEG Z790 ACE motherboard. It's running on the 7D86v1A1 beta BIOS version. I haven't updated to the latest BIOS because it doesn't let me tweak the chip's power settings.
Here is the setting:
Set short duration turbo power = 253
Set long duration turbo power = 253
Set max core/cache current = 307Amps
XMP disable
"Intel C-State" to Enabled
"C1E Support" to Enabled
"Package C-State Limit" to C10 or the highest C-number there is (deepest C-State = most power saving in idle)
"Intel Speed Shift" to Enabled
Cpu Lite Load Control: Intel Default
Gathered this helpful info from the Reddit gaming community, Houdini forums, Intel, and MSI mobo users. Now the system's running smoothly for Houdini.
FYI
Lite Load:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threads/question-regarding-stock-click-bios-settings.378004/post-2141475 [forum-en.msi.com]
Houdini crash https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1aukdm0/please_help_my_409014900_pc_keeps_crashing_every/ [www.reddit.com]
Disable OC stock setting on MSI mobo https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1axepvu/optimizing_stability_for_intel_13900k_and_14900k/ [www.reddit.com]
Vu Pham
Content is copy from my own comment of the website benchmark, link to original, get into comment section to see the original post https://www.vfxarabia.co/post/houdini-benchmark-cores-vs-clockspeed-updated [www.vfxarabia.co]
Copy content out for you, hope it helps solve your problem.
----------------
06 April 2024
Intel 14900KS
Ram DDR5 128Gb
Windows
(No OC, everything box default from mobo to CPU. Turn out, box default is not good, the mobo brand will OC more power consumption than normal CPU, cause crashes for this 14th gen)
I can fully make the system run without any problem, final result:
Pyro 7.45 minutes
Grain 3 minutes
Flip 20minutes
Result for -> Disable Hyper Threading
Flip 20m 04
Grain 3m 09.6
Pyro crashes (about 6m on 300/400 frames before crashes)
Result for -> Disable Hyper Threading, Disable Efficient-core (all)
Flip 30m55s
Grain 5.73635 minutes
Pyro 16m13
Here's how I set up the motherboard: even the 'stock setting' actually means the motherboard is overclocking beyond the chip's factory default. That's why this CPU keeps crashing when using demanding programs like Unreal Engine and Houdini, especially during heavy overnight rendering sessions.
I'm using an MSI MEG Z790 ACE motherboard. It's running on the 7D86v1A1 beta BIOS version. I haven't updated to the latest BIOS because it doesn't let me tweak the chip's power settings.
Here is the setting:
Set short duration turbo power = 253
Set long duration turbo power = 253
Set max core/cache current = 307Amps
XMP disable
"Intel C-State" to Enabled
"C1E Support" to Enabled
"Package C-State Limit" to C10 or the highest C-number there is (deepest C-State = most power saving in idle)
"Intel Speed Shift" to Enabled
Cpu Lite Load Control: Intel Default
Gathered this helpful info from the Reddit gaming community, Houdini forums, Intel, and MSI mobo users. Now the system's running smoothly for Houdini.
FYI
Lite Load:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threads/question-regarding-stock-click-bios-settings.378004/post-2141475 [forum-en.msi.com]
Houdini crash https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1aukdm0/please_help_my_409014900_pc_keeps_crashing_every/ [www.reddit.com]
Disable OC stock setting on MSI mobo https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1axepvu/optimizing_stability_for_intel_13900k_and_14900k/ [www.reddit.com]
Vu Pham