I have a Threadripper 3990x system with 128GB of Ram, Asus board, Running Windows 10 pro etc. It is primarily a render box, rendering V-Ray scenes in 3DS Max. Cooling is handled by an Ice Giant ProSiphon. 1600 watt platinum power supply, yada yada yada.
With some regularity, when all cores are maxed at 100% for more than 5 min, the machine silently crashes. There are no entries into any log files that I can find, and no indication that anything is going wrong. No overclocking, nothing special in configuration of RAM or CPU (just trying to get stability first.) CPU temp stays lower than mid 70's, and the power draw peaks around 600W. So, there is plenty of power and CPU is staying fairly cool. Does anyone have any suggestions of how to diagnose the issue? I would love some verbose logging of EVERYTHING happening at the time of Crash, but there is just nothing. So I keep just trying to eliminate what I think it could be.
I always come here to learn, and have learned so much from this forum. This is actually my first post, as it is such a unique scenario I am struggling to find anyone else with similar issues.
Any help at all is greatly appreciated,
Scott
With some regularity, when all cores are maxed at 100% for more than 5 min, the machine silently crashes. There are no entries into any log files that I can find, and no indication that anything is going wrong. No overclocking, nothing special in configuration of RAM or CPU (just trying to get stability first.) CPU temp stays lower than mid 70's, and the power draw peaks around 600W. So, there is plenty of power and CPU is staying fairly cool. Does anyone have any suggestions of how to diagnose the issue? I would love some verbose logging of EVERYTHING happening at the time of Crash, but there is just nothing. So I keep just trying to eliminate what I think it could be.
I always come here to learn, and have learned so much from this forum. This is actually my first post, as it is such a unique scenario I am struggling to find anyone else with similar issues.
Any help at all is greatly appreciated,
Scott