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Better rendering in blender

kucharczykt
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There's probably a better place to ask this but is there any way to increase real time rendering in blender or at least avoid crashes from cpu strain? I plan to build a new pc sometime later this year but currently I have to work with a Celeron laptop and 4gb of ram. Rendering in evvee only is an obvious solution but even then I run into problems when I try and do any sort of movement whether it be basic physics simulation (e.g. letting the basic cube fall onto a flat surface) or any sort of animation. If I have any particles I have significant performance drops or crashes or if there are many objects it also slows down. I know that I am extremely limited by my hardware but I would like a little more freedom in at least modeling and creating scenes. I guess what I'm looking for is a rendering optimizer for real time viewing as opposed to actual rendering or what ever it would be called.

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Hmm, part of the crashes might be related to RAM overflow. Maybe you can try to increase your RAM and see if it works. I would advise you to go to 16GB if your budget or your system supports it.

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On 2/18/2021 at 4:03 AM, Chiyawa said:

Hmm, part of the crashes might be related to RAM overflow. Maybe you can try to increase your RAM and see if it works. I would advise you to go to 16GB if your budget or your system supports it.

Its a laptop with saudered everything so that won't be possible. I don't doubt it's that it could also be the cpu. Even watching a 1080p youtube video pins my cpu and RAM to 100 percent in task manager.

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On 2/27/2021 at 4:11 AM, kucharczykt said:

Its a laptop with saudered everything so that won't be possible. I don't doubt it's that it could also be the cpu. Even watching a 1080p youtube video pins my cpu and RAM to 100 percent in task manager.

Yeah, maybe there are a few problems, but RAM overflow could be one thing. Check your HDD or SSD usage. If they are constantly running 100% while watching Youtube, then it could mean that RAM swapping is very high.

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