We reinstall Creative Cloud and I get going on a new project. We know there is nothing wrong with the workstation. So, we then do ANOTHER complete reinstall of Windows onto the formatted system SSD. Even running at high temp for 3 days, the computer didn't miss a beat or a calculation. We then did a factory reset on the EUFI BIOS, pulled the internal RAID card, and installed a bunch of benchmarking software and other software to burn in the graphics card. HP then sent a technician out with another new graphics card and new power supply, which they swapped.
The computer came back and I had the same issues. They swapped the graphics card and the motherboard for what reason I'm not sure. So we sent the new workstation back to HP and had them check it out. No other versions of Premiere have been installed on this workstation because:Īdobe told us this was a hardware issue. I've created a new project and done some basic color grading and stabilizing to it. It has an Nvidia Quadro M5000 card in it, which has 8GB of VRAM.
#Cosmo denoiser 3 not working install
It is a new clean install of Windows 10 with the proper HP EUFI BIOS settings. It also has 3 other SSD drives in it that act as Adobe cache, render, etc. The system drive is HPs own Zturbo PCI SSD. I have a dual processor xeon HP Z840 workstation with 128GB of DDR4 Ram. I want to assure those who are being told that their hardware is not up to par that, in most cases, this is simply not true. At this point I'm ready to give Resolve a try. I've suffered through this problem for over a year and, even though we have a Creative Cloud for Teams support contract, they have, thus far, not been able to help, even after elevating it. I know there has been discussion on this before, I've researched the threads, but they are all a bit older and no one seems to have any update on this.
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