Crashes when Rendering Sequences

[191048K]

I've just gotten a new PC for my rendering and animation projects. Maya has been working well for the past week. However, when it came to rendering out my sequences, it crashes after a single frame. It is not an issue on a particular scene, I have tried it with different textured scenes I have done in the past, all with different types of styles. All scenes were using aiStandardSurface for textures and have also tried rendering with GPU but the same issue. None of them were able to render more than 1 frame at a time, it just crashes. It also does not produce a MayaCrashLog when it does crash or shows any crash log when I reopen the file. Any idea of how to fix it? Is it a settings issue? 

I have attached my most recent Arnold log.

Specs:

Ryzen 5900X CPU

RTX 3070 GPU

G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4-3600Mhz RAM
ASUS TUF X570 Gaming Pro-Wifi

ASUS ROG 750W PSU

[Stephen.Blair]

Can you increase the Arnold log verbosity to Info? (Render Settings > Diagnostics)

[191048K]

I tried to render again, here is the Arnold log

[Stephen.Blair]

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@191048K wrote:

I tried to render again, here is the Arnold log

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Thanks.

This was with Render > Render Sequence ?

Because I see the -3, -2, -1, 1, 3, 4 AA passes in the log, and those are the IPR progressive passes.

I don't know how to make Render Sequence do that. 

The log ends with this error, which unfortunately is completely generic and tells us little.

ERROR | signal caught: error C0000005 -- access violation

If you enable Ignore Textures (Render Settings > Diagnostics), does it still crash?
If so, then maybe you could share the scene file, without textures, for testing.

If you batch render it, does that crash?

[191048K]

Yes, it was rendered using render sequence as that's how I usually render out my scenes.

When I batch render it, despite intending to render out 3 frames, it stops rendering after 1 frame but it does not crash Maya.
When I enable Ignore Textures and render sequence, it crashes after 1 frame.
When I enable Ignore Textures and batch render, it also stops rendering after 1 frame but doesn't crash.

My scene file is in this google drive link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/168igC7lfkB71bDx_OssWNJBRZILaemtu/view?usp=sharing

[191048K]

Hi @Stephen.Blair , 
It's been a few days and I was thinking if would it be better to maybe download an older version of Maya? I'm currently using 2022.3 so would using 2022.2 make any difference?