Render crash in Premiere Pro CC Windows 8.1

When I try to render 3 minutes of video with Premiere Pro CC with Windows 8.1 it says "Insufficient memory" and close program.
I set optimizes performance to memory (and not CPU)
I set the maximum virtual memory on Windows.
My computer is 8 core and it has 8Gb RAM (6 dedicated to Premiere)
What have I to do ?

Please monitor memory usage in Task Manager while encoding. Does it ever get near the top of the graph?
The "Insufficient Memory" error is sometimes a red herring.
Have you tried both export paths? In the Export Settings dialog, the Export button (a.k.a., in-process encoding) and the Queue button (which queues the job to AME).
If you have GPU acceleration enabled, please set it to Software Only and try exporting. (In AME, as of CC7.1, you can now change the Renderer setting via a control in the bottom right corner of the Queue panel; in prior versions, the setting in Premiere Pro controlled AME's behavior in this regard.)

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