possible error codes while plotting?

[Anthony601472]

Hi,

New to this so take it easy on me :)

I have a 5950x CPU with 3090 RTX, 128GB DDR4 RAM @3266 and im using 2 980 pro NVME as my temp drives, and plotting out to a 28tb WD USB DUO, which i fill up and then move to multiple NAS. Plotting was between 6 mins to 8 mins and everything was fine (I was using a slower NVME). I then put in the 2nd 980 pro for my temp drive and times came down to 4-5mins.

Q1- I now see the following messages in some plots: ans_encode_sym(): index out of bounds: 19577 OR ans_encode_sym(): index out of bounds: 1080246370 OR WritePark(): ans_length (2889) > max_ans_length (2558) (y = 210, i = 6274)

I googled and did a search but no luck. Does anyone know if these are error messages that will make the plots useless or something that is harmless and can be ignored?

Q2- I'm not overclocking the 3090, the Ram G.Skill 3200, which will only let me overclock to 3266, anything higher causes the computer to crash (I'm not sure if it's a motherboard or RAM problem) but could that be causing the above issue.

Any help is appreciated

[madMAx43v3r]

ans_encode_sym(): index out of bounds: 19577 OR ans_encode_sym(): index out of bounds: 1080246370 OR WritePark(): ans_length (2889) > max_ans_length (2558) (y = 210, i = 6274)

These can happen sometimes and it's normal, only if you see like 100 or more per plot it's an issue.

Q2- I'm not overclocking the 3090, the Ram G.Skill 3200, which will only let me overclock to 3266, anything higher causes the computer to crash (I'm not sure if it's a motherboard or RAM problem) but could that be causing the above issue.

It could cause this issue as well yes, too high RAM or VRAM overclocks can produce invalid plots.

[madMAx43v3r]

ans_encode_sym(): index out of bounds: 1080246370 OR

This high number is unusual and could be caused by RAM issues yes.

[Anthony601472]

Mate, your a legend....thank you so much!

I'll reduce the RAM a little and hopefully make the plotting process a little more stable