DarlingInc

22 minutes ago, Renerabbitt said:

i have the 4090 and the 7800 XTX and the differences are pretty small when it comes to chief. see if you can find the XTX.
Also, @Rich_Winsor was right. You may need other upgrades...power supply is def one of the upgrades required to run these cards

Thanks so much. I actually upgraded my motherboard and power supply last year so I'm good to go. I do a lot of rendering in Twin Motion so I wouldn't mind having the best gpu I guess I'll have to wait....

On 1/23/2024 at 12:13 PM, Kbird1 said:

If the MB is only a year old it is likely fine and whoever did that for you can likely give you more advice on a new GPU ...or just ask here  

 

M.

One more question...looks like Nvidia is out of stock on the 4090...does the brand matter? MSI or Asus? Thanks in advance.

15 hours ago, Rich_Winsor said:

@DarlingInc I would be very cautious about upgrading just

the GPU on a 9 year old computer. These new video cards

are physically enormous and require oodles of power. There

is a good chance the card will not fit in your motherboard and

case and your power supply probably can't supply the cables

needed to power it. 

By the time you upgrade your case, motherboard, power supply

and video card you're probably better off shopping for a new rig.

 

As for what level of performance to choose for the components

I prefer to settle in one version below whatever is the latest and 

greatest release. Usually available, cheaper, and more reliable

without much of a drop off in performance.

 

 

 

Really appreciate the info. I did upgrade my motherboard about year ago. Definitely going to weigh my options now that I know all the details.

Thanks so much for the recommendations! I keep forgetting 2015 was 9 years ago already! Time flies when you're having fun. 

I'm using the latest updates on the driver...I guess I have to upgrade the gpu...

Thank you for the replies. Now to find out which one to buy.

Its now 2024 and I'm having this issue for the first time. Windows 10 pro, 64. Working off the hard drive not the cloud. Any solutions found yet?

RenderingPipeline.cpp(193): Error #272032750 "An internal rendering error has occurred and the program will terminate: Device Removed" Build: 25.3.0.77 Windows 64-bit

Keep getting this when I do camera views and cross section views. Has anyone found a fix for this? I'm working with the latest Nvidia drivers. Working of the hard drive, not the cloud.

RenderingPipeline.cpp(193): Error #272032750

"An internal rendering error has occurred and the program will terminate: Device Removed"
01/22/2024 01:44:32 PM
Build: 25.3.0.77 Windows 64-bit

Curious if anyone else has had issues with 3D camera views crashing after that latest Windows update? If so, is there a fix? Thank you.

Steven you ROCK!! Much appreciated. I could not for the life of me figure it out.

Thank you!

Natalia

I'm having the same issue...Can you post how you found the solution?

Thank you!