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I need DAZ Studio 4.10 (Win 64-bit)

Victor_BVictor_B Posts: 392
in Daz Studio Discussion

Hello.

Where I can download DAZ Studio 4.10 (Win 64-bit)?

I updated to 4.11 two days ago. Now I want 4.10 back because I have very bad expirience with rendering in 4.11

Thanks.

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,866

    Unfortunately 4.10.x.x is not available. You could open a Technical Support ticket.

  • Victor_BVictor_B Posts: 392

    DS crashes after 2 hours rendering.

    Nobody has DS 4.10?

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604

    The only way to acquire Daz 3d content is through the Daz 3d store.  Please read the Daz EULA, which you have agreed to comply with at least once since you start purchasing content from Daz 3d

  • JD_MortalJD_Mortal Posts: 760
    edited September 2019

    Before attempting to revert back to an older version of Daz3D... I suggest that you try to see if there is a solution to your issue, if it is not specific to Daz3D itself.

    Is there anything in the crash logs or rendering logs?

    What video-card are you using? (Are you using the latest drivers)

    What OS are you using? (Is it up to date)

    Is your power-supply adequate for your system. (IRAY renders a little better in 4.11, and will consume a bit more power. If your power is borderline, or failing, it can crash the card, crashing daz in the process. The card will face a soft-crash and windows will just reboot the card with a screen flicker. But anything you were doing will stop, like rendering.)

    Could your card/cards be overheating? (A common source of a crash, which can sneak-up on you, seemingly randomly.) Two hours is a heafty, but common render-time.

    Is your card/cards overclocked? (If they are not stock, crashing my not be seen until you deeply burden your system, like rendering tends to do.)

    Are you attempting to do other things while you render? (Chrome tends to have a big impact on causing issues with rendering, when you are pushing your card/cards. It uses GPU acceleration, while Daz is also trying to use it. However, it uses it through windows, not at the low-level that IRAY uses it. It is easy to consume the memory, causing crashes, as the scene may not fit in the card anymore.)

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  • Victor_BVictor_B Posts: 392

    I resolved this problem by updaded video drivers. Thanks for answer.

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