2013 autocad problem crashing and slowing in 3d

[jonnyp1]

Good morning to all

I put briefly the problem I have with my new pc

I have a friend who bought one of the 4600 top range with an i7 16gb of ram ssd as primary partition and a 2000m picture, this hardware profile should fly autocad, instead in the 3d snaps fearfully and sometimes goes into crah the program.

I press that the hardware acceleration is active you have some tips I don't know where to bang the head anymore. .

 

[PlannerRoad]

with any file type?

 

[jonnyp1]

no does it only with 3d file with the 2d is fine, the problem is that I don't know where to look for the error the drivers of the picture are certified by autocad and the active acceleration. .

 

[Tristan]

Are the drivers, aldilá of whether or not certified by autodesk, the most recent or would there be more updated?

 

[jonnyp1]

drivers are 280.26 are the latest autocad certified drivers.. then on the site nvidia (not of) there are more updated drivers

 

[pertengineering]

The thing is, your autocad already flies, but you can compare it to video games, solidworks, etc. because it's all another soup. You probably have bigger problems on another pc.
advice:
1) nn driver is said that the last by force is the fastest, I use the certificate even if less recent .it is necessary to try.
2) Intel processor? disabled in the bios the hyper threading (the processor "virtualise" several cores, pity that the autocad uses only one.so if you have two uses 50%, if you have 4 use 25% .... disabling the hyper reduces the cores
3) in the advanced set of autocad, section 3d put to 20 frame rate below which the heaviest functions are disabled, usually it's 5 but at that point you're already still.
4) 3d files: is all 3d or there are elements 2d(lines,archies etc.)? this weighs down.
try to put these elements on another dwg, import it as xref and download it when you can.you have two monitors ? use the first with the model,the second as reference (you will have model + xref)
I hope I've been clear, don't expect miracles, autocad strengths are others,not 3d modeling.
Sergio

 

[jonnyp1]

thanks to the tips I will try what you posted me

 

[jonnyp1]

resumed the discussion, the problem following your directions seemed solved, now instead it worsened when I try to move the autocad file crashes and no longer responds, I repeat it only with the 3d files with the 2d all ok, I installed the certified drivers.

autocad is definitely not the maximum for the 3d but it can not block so with such a configuration I begin to think that there is some incompatibility.

 

[rpor66]

nvidia optimus, if the graphics card uses this technology, bad purchase to work with autocad.
as well as updating the nvidia drivers, updates those of the intel graphics card.

bye

 

[jonnyp1]

on the site of there is no driver for the video card integrated in the i7 and on the laptop is not exactly visible, from the configuration the pc uses the picture 2000

 

[rpor66]

call the autodesk.
they will be aware of the problem.

bye