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Crashes with OpenCL enabled


MrBeep

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Can you please say more about this issue? I'm not able to run with OpenCL acceleration with either my RTX 4090 or my RTX 3080 on a fully patched Windows 11 Pro using the Nvidia 546.33 driver. I'm using the AP beta 2.3.0.2165 build. This same build with Windows 11 Pro runs fine on my laptop which has an RTX 3060 laptop GPU.

The crash is happening inside nvvm64.dll at the bolded line below: 

Not Flagged    >    15244    0    Worker Thread    Win64 Thread    nvvm64.dll!00007ffeafb81149
                              nvvm64.dll!00007ffeafb81149()
                              nvvm64.dll!00007ffeafb7c23e()
                              nvvm64.dll!00007ffeafb884b5()
                              nvopencl64.dll!00007ffeb554cbb4()
                              nvopencl64.dll!00007ffeb554ddea()
                              nvopencl64.dll!00007ffeb552f788()
                              libraster.dll!00007ffecc47a2a1()
                              libraster.dll!00007ffecc47cde6()
                              libraster.dll!00007ffecd6a3415()
                              libraster.dll!00007ffecd6889e2()
                              libraster.dll!00007ffecd774ee9()
                              libpersona.dll!00007ffec8196408()
                              libkernel.dll!00007ffedb1335b1()
                              libkernel.dll!00007ffedb423231()
                              libkernel.dll!00007ffedb42573b()
                              ntdll.dll!TppWorkpExecuteCallback()
                              ntdll.dll!TppWorkerThread()
                              KERNEL32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()
                              ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart()

The exception is: Unhandled exception at 0x00007FFEAFB81149 (nvvm64.dll) in 78a9f3cd-83b7-413a-b0bb-c117631567c2.dmp: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000000000008. Pretty much anything I do in AP with an image will cause it to crash, sometimes loading, but always when I try to save an image or change a layer's opacity, for example.

If I disable CUDA on both my cards, then AP will use the motherboard Intel GPU for acceleration without crashing. I am able to run the AP benchmark with CUDA on all cards turned on without it crashing, although the results are sometimes odd for the raster score.

Any insight or workaround you can provide on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
 

 

 

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13 hours ago, MrBeep said:

What's the point of using this software when the serious bug is still there?

You can avoid the bug by not using OpenCL, and we (users) have no indication that the bug is in the Affinity code. Looking at the info posted by BR22 above, for example, the failure looks like it was in Nvidia's code, not part of Affinity.

Turning off the OpenCL support should let you use the application, and get your work done, for now. Just, perhaps, a bit slower.

 

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2 hours ago, MikeTO said:

I can't help with the issue, but what CPU was this test run on? We're compiling a table of benchmarks and it would be nice to add your benchmark report. Thank you.

 

This was with an Intel i9-14900K.

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