Premiere CC 2014 Export

Hi There
Have found that Premiere CC 2014 is buggy when it comes to exporting. Premiere hangs when sending sequences to Media Encoder and often Media Encoder 2014 crashes while rendering.
I have to play a game of trial and error when it comes to exporting. I first try sending to Media Encoder and Premiere crashes so export directly from Premiere and sometimes that crashes.
On another note I have found that After Effects 2014 aborts render when you switch to another app to do other work. You hear the render complete chime, and the render queue says it is done, but when you check the rendered movie the render did not complete.
I'll switch back to the previous versions until I can find a solution.
cheers
Specs

Do you have a utility to check your computer temperatures?
You MAY have a hardware problem, since video editing puts a LOT of stress on all components... below is not exactly the same, but worth reading
BSOD shutdowns http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1427408?tstart=0
http://blogs.adobe.com/kevinmonahan/2014/01/13/computer-shuts-down-with-premiere-pro-or-af ter-effects/

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