slow 2014 autocad in layout display

[Piron88]

Good morning, everyone. I've been having a problem that's starting to be annoying. I press that I have a workstation with 12 giga di ram processor intel xeon, nvidia board 2000 and w7 64 bit.
I've already tried to find in previous discussions, but none of these helped me.
work in the building sector. autocad use with the annotative scales ( 1:50:25 executive drawings - 1:100:200 architectural drawings ), I have about thirty layers, and I use especially dynamic and static 2d blocks (with various states of visibility inside ), annotative and multidirector annotative quotas.
I realized that autocad struggles to move in the paper space (layout) in those drawing boards where there are many layout windows, compared to others that are less, but in any case it is slow, and it seems strange to me that having a workstation with the features listed above.
Can it be that the blocks with multiple states of visibility and the annotative quotas weigh down the design? Do I have to renounce the annotative scales and use multiple layers in exchange to gain speed?
p.s this does not happen to me in the model space, which turns out to be fast enough
thanks in advance

 

[PlannerRoad]

made a _purge of all that is unused?
eliminates unnecessary annotative scales.

 

[Piron88]

already done, I also gave verification for some mistakes, but nothing to do. I again want to point out that I use dynamic blocks with visibility states. I will have about 30in of blocks and on average inside I have 4-5 states of visibility. Can it affect the design? another file where there are 90 layers and a few dozen simple blocks (no dynamics and no visibility), and does not use the annotative odds, on the layout space, even in drawing boards that contain many layout windows, it goes smooth like oil!

 

[PlannerRoad]

Yes, dynamic blocks and annotative scales can affect performance, try installing the service pack 1 for autocad 2014 and see if the problem is resolved.
also use images in layouts?

 

[Piron88]

Yes, dynamic blocks and annotative scales can affect performance, try installing the service pack 1 for autocad 2014 and see if the problem is resolved.
also use images in layouts?

already installed, but unfortunately nothing to do. I use two number images in one layout, but the problem persists in others too. I'm afraid so I'm gonna have to give up the annotative notes I imagine:frown:

 

[Tristan]

a shot in the dark... is hardware acceleration active?

 

[Piron88]

a shot in the dark... is hardware acceleration active?

It's on. I just contacted an autodesk technician (through subscription center ) who checked my report and my file. Unfortunately the answer was that autocad also has its limits and annotative scales and dynamic blocks (alihmè) help to slow display in layout. what makes me angry is like autocad in 5 years from the exit of the annotative stairs did not make this system so comfortable. I will have to compensate for everything with layers and manage with layer states, at least so I work more smoothly. Thank you very much for the availability!

 

[Tristan]

What makes me angry is like autocad in 5 years from the exit of the annotative stairs. . .

6 years ... and 8 for dynamic blocks
I agree with you, even if at least in Italy I think one out of a thousand knows how to use them and one out of 10,000 in fact and use as you have to...
inappropriate question: why not use revit?

 

[Piron88]

I'm actually studying it to be able to (I hope) to retire autocad:wink:.

 

[sircame]

Keep in mind 2 important things. . .

- autocad does not support more than one... I have an i7, but the 7 cores only use it for rendering.
- for each layout window the cad regenerates the design, so if you have 50 windows makes 50 drawing regenerations.