No crashing after test for 1 hour and edited 3 photos. Updated to latest version of Lightroom CC for Windows 7 with GPU acceleration enable. Hope this will also do the trick for you. Especially for overclockers amongst us, this will result in systeem crashes. So I think it is simply Lightroom demanding too much from the CPU and causing heat problems. During this post it already exported (incl conversion and folder structure) 3000+ images with 15k more to go without a problem). I turned back the processor speed frequency to 4100 mhz of all four cores.I think the processor was set at 4.2mhz when I first installed it. I downloaded the tweak software for my motherboard ( Asus Republic Of Gamers Maximus VI Hero).

In my view this means that it is a CPU issue and not GPU. Works like a charm!Īfter suggestions in this forum I turned off the GPU, but crashes still occured. BTW a nice program to export and to create a wife/gf friendly photocollection (jpgs only) is to use Jeffrey Friedl's Blog » Jeffrey’s “Folder Publisher” Lightroom Plugin. Only when exporting I ran into crashes (complete systeem freeze - hard reset needed). For normal operations I did not have any problems with Lightroom 6.

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