Hi folks,
Long time LR user but I have just built a new system as CC was so resource hungry on my old 3570k. Everything works fine BUT when I use the Face Detect feature in Lightroom CC Classic (most up to date version - 7.5?) it crashes the PC after a minute or so. This happens every time. The screen goes black and the pc reboots. No warnings, nothing. It’s driving me nuts. Not sure if this happened on the old build as I didn't really use Face Detect, but was interested to see how it ran on the new hardware.
The catalogue was transferred from my old PC along with the files. Previews have been deleted to eliminate this as an issue.
All other functions seem to work (library, develop, export etc)
Build details and what I have tested so far:
CPU: Core i5 8600 (non k) runnng stock. Survives 6hours of prime 95 with no errors at around 58-62C. Generally runs just over 30C when not busy. No evidence of any thermal throttling.
Memory: Hyper X Fury 16GB.Tested running stock and with XMP - both pass Memtest 86 9 hours of testing with no issues and Intel ETU memory stress test 4 hours. Definitely on the motherboard compatibility list. I even have new memory coming this week so I can eliminate that as an issue.
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3GB: Tested running stock. Runs Heaven benchmark for 6 hours with no issues and temps around 65C. Have tried with graphics acceleration on and off with no difference. Latest drivers,
Mobo: Asus TUF Plus Gaming B360M - generally runs around 30C or thereabouts
HDD: Samsung 970 Evo m.2 pcie - haven’t tested this really other than with its own stress test, but can’t see why it would be an issue
Power: EVGA 650W GQ Gold - tried running in eco and non eco modes. Only a couple of years old and no other reported issue. Hardware draw is well within limits.
I have even stress tested with Prime 95 and Heaven running together for 4 hours with no issues. Genuinely at a loss here and quite annoyed at the time this is taking up and the fact I am paying £120 a year for this.
Any ideas or help would be much appreciated.