AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT Crash on Cycles rendering. #107276

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Lyroi · 2023-04-23T23:12:29+02:00

Lyroi commented

2023-04-23 23:12:29 +02:00

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.6 GHz
32.0 GB Installed RAM
Gigabyte Aorus B550 Pro V2 (This'll be important later.)
Operating system: Windows 10 version 22H2
Graphics card: AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT 8GB

Blender 3.5.0
Broken: 3.5.0, (code and rest of information on splash screen not sighted)
Worked: 3.5.0 (Used to work flawlessly, elaborating later on)

When trying to use Cycles rendering either in viewport or rendering in general, it crashes. No crash report in the designated folder whatsoever, just straight up closes, like you close the window.

Backstory is: I've used 2 different GPU's before this (RX 6650 XT, and RTX 2060. Used the 2060 as my render card and 6650 as miscellaneous / gaming) weird stuff started happening. My storage was almost running out so I've bought a new M.2 drive to install heavy files such as Steam games and software's. I want to open Blender, crashes immediately. My motherboard has three GPU slots, x16, x8 and x4. Turns out when I occupy the second M.2 slot it disables the 2nd and 3rd GPU slot making my 2060, slotted in the x8 slot, not work anymore. I took the GPU out to check upon any issues, but after rigorous checking (Including taking the thing apart to check the connectors / board for any issues) none. Checked my 6650 XT the same way, nothing visually wrong. So I putt the 6650 back, and Blender does open, but as soon as I open the System tab in Preferences, it crashes, that was because it was on OptiX instead of HIP, so I putt back the 2060, swap to HIP and it did flawless me, to my confusion since with the other way around with the other card in it, it straight up crashed. So I went to check if the 2060 still renders normally, shockingly did. It used Cycles with no problem whatsoever. So I set the settings back to HIP, close Blender, swap the cards again, open up Blender, try to go into rendered view with multiple types of files, even the default settings, crashes on Cycles rendered view. Deleted Blender, reinstalled it, didn't work.

Recration: Open Blender, set all the settings correctly for GPU usage, go into viewport, set engine to Cycles, on GPU based rendering, try rendered view. Crash.
Additional file: Happens on every file, even when Blender had been completely PC wiped with no traces left.

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.6 GHz 32.0 GB Installed RAM Gigabyte Aorus B550 Pro V2 (This'll be important later.) Operating system: Windows 10 version 22H2 Graphics card: AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT 8GB Blender 3.5.0 Broken: 3.5.0, (code and rest of information on splash screen not sighted) Worked: 3.5.0 (Used to work flawlessly, elaborating later on) When trying to use Cycles rendering either in viewport or rendering in general, it crashes. No crash report in the designated folder whatsoever, just straight up closes, like you close the window. Backstory is: I've used 2 different GPU's before this (RX 6650 XT, and RTX 2060. Used the 2060 as my render card and 6650 as miscellaneous / gaming) weird stuff started happening. My storage was almost running out so I've bought a new M.2 drive to install heavy files such as Steam games and software's. I want to open Blender, crashes immediately. My motherboard has three GPU slots, x16, x8 and x4. Turns out when I occupy the second M.2 slot it disables the 2nd and 3rd GPU slot making my 2060, slotted in the x8 slot, not work anymore. I took the GPU out to check upon any issues, but after rigorous checking (Including taking the thing apart to check the connectors / board for any issues) none. Checked my 6650 XT the same way, nothing visually wrong. So I putt the 6650 back, and Blender does open, but as soon as I open the System tab in Preferences, it crashes, that was because it was on OptiX instead of HIP, so I putt back the 2060, swap to HIP and it did flawless me, to my confusion since with the other way around with the other card in it, it straight up crashed. So I went to check if the 2060 still renders normally, shockingly did. It used Cycles with no problem whatsoever. So I set the settings back to HIP, close Blender, swap the cards again, open up Blender, try to go into rendered view with multiple types of files, even the default settings, crashes on Cycles rendered view. Deleted Blender, reinstalled it, didn't work. Recration: Open Blender, set all the settings correctly for GPU usage, go into viewport, set engine to Cycles, on GPU based rendering, try rendered view. Crash. Additional file: Happens on every file, even when Blender had been completely PC wiped with no traces left.

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