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increase pro performance

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Eliuz

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help me.... I can no longer work with proes....
I noticed that compared to other cads such as solidworks proe wf5 is much harder to process graphic information ...
the various pans and zoom that run during normal work turn out all to snaps, currently I do not have a pc with non-professional graphics card(explaining it you have my garments would be too difficult and not the right time) however it is not a bad pc is one of the xps l702x with other cad and fluid ..

Basically, do you know any approach that can help me?
 
back to wf4 or switch to creo parametric 2.0, wf5 was not a version that you remember with pleasure.

aminati
 
back to wf4 or switch to creo parametric 2.0, wf5 was not a version that you remember with pleasure.

aminati
mah... I disagree, I'm still using wf5 on an old computer of about 10 years and I'm not at all bad.
of course you need a graphics card just decent, a search.pro done well and a fast network.
about network, eliuz, if you bring all the files that make up your project in your c: and you get rid of the network things improve?
 
We usually work on a local disk partition that is not c but I think it changes little... or do you prefer c?
 
We usually work on a local disk partition that is not c but I think it changes little... or do you prefer c?
I don't think it changes much.
However, try to disconnect you completely from the network. I've had that kind of problem in the past because the net was whimsical.
 
It is purely a problem of the graphics card, surely there is some setting that wf5 does not like, you have to play on that, for example try to bring to the maximum hardware acceleration, septics removers such as antialiasing, etc.
xps is not a pc suitable for working with cad, better precision.
greetings
 

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