Windows 10: Why did rendering an animation in Blender give me a bluescreen?

Yesterday, I was rendering the image sequence of an animation in Blender and got a bluescreen after some frames. The error code I got was 0x80800000000. After restarting, I had to update my graphics driver. Had a Windows update happen the day before this. Now, I'm dealing with the following circumstances, which don't line up. - Cannot copy/cut and paste files quickly unless the destination is a USB- Blender launches and files open fine, too paranoid to render anything right now- Can create backups of Minecraft worlds like normal-Uploading stuff to Google Drive is slow, not sure if that's

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VRay and Blender rendering benchmarks

V-Ray and Blender are rendering benchmarks that are used by leading tech sites for hardware reviews. They can test variously both the CPU and the GPU. The CPU gets fully loaded with both these (like CineBench) Both are free. Blender Blender 3.5 - blender.org - Home of the Blender project - Free and Open 3D Creation Software Benchmark - Blender - Open Data

V-Ray Homepage - V-Ray Benchmark – test your CPU/GPU rendering power | Chaos Downloads Has three benchmarks available (see below). Registration is required if you want to register your scores in the developers online results.

 

Blender 2.48a released

I've have not been doing any graphics work lately so I got behind in keeping up on Blender releases.

The lastest version is 2.48a and was released on October 23rd.

Just a heads-up for any Blender users who are not aware of this latest release.

 

Blender render with multiple computer

We have a computer lab which includes 40 computer. One of them is server and is it possible to use these 40 computers together in order to get a render with blender 3D program?