Can't render anything. Accelareted render error. Unable to produce frame

[#1]

I have a huge issue since last update of APP. 
I've tried every suggested solution that I could find on You Tube but none of it worked for me.

I've just render in to out, piece by piece the whole timeline on the sequence (it took a while but I've mannaged to do it) but can't export it.

I've tried:

1. exporting it with h.264, quicktime.
2. importing the whole project to a new one.
3. creating a new sequence and copying all clips to it
4. updating all drivers (processor, graphics)
5. undoing Premieres update
6. reseting the plugins (opening APP with shift key hold)
7. exporting it with Adobe Encoder
8. disabling CUDA
9. software only encoding

I've tried more but I just can't remember now what else I did trying to fix it.

My computer:

• Operating System: Windows 10 Home 64-bit
• Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor (24 CPUs), ~3.8GHz
• Memory: 65536MB RAM
• Available OS Memory: 65484MB RAM
• Page File: 21446MB used, 53765MB available
• Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER 
• Driver ver 457.30

[#2]

I have a huge issue since last update of APP. 
I've tried every suggested solution that I could find on You Tube but none of it worked for me.

I've just render in to out, piece by piece the whole timeline on the sequence (it took a while but I've mannaged to do it) but can't export it.

I've tried:

1. exporting it with h.264, quicktime.
2. importing the whole project to a new one.
3. creating a new sequence and copying all clips to it
4. updating all drivers (processor, graphics)
5. undoing Premieres update
6. reseting the plugins (opening APP with shift key hold)
7. exporting it with Adobe Encoder
8. disabling CUDA
9. software only encoding

I've tried more but I just can't remember now what else I did trying to fix it.

My computer:

• Operating System: Windows 10 Home 64-bit
• Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor (24 CPUs), ~3.8GHz
• Memory: 65536MB RAM
• Available OS Memory: 65484MB RAM
• Page File: 21446MB used, 53765MB available
• Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER 
• Driver ver 457.30

[#3]

maybe try reverting to an earlier version of premiere.  Have you tried smart rendering.  change your preview format to something like prores422 and rendering your timeline.  If it completes the render and plays fine, then export as prores422 with "use previews" checked and then bring that file into adobe media encoder and transcode to your delivery format...

[#4]

Ok so the problem was denoiser effect wich I deleted and left CUDA dissabled. After that I finished my project and exported the video. What really frustrating is that I have to have hardware accelaration off. I must say that I bought a computer specifically to run adobe premiere and after effects smooth. But it is impossible without changing it's options, playing with prefrences in every single project. Can someone tell me if my computer is really to slow to handle projects with plenty effects?