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[jim78b]

hi ho acad mech 2013 with a nvidia picture k600 I always installed the latest drivers of the video card but today I realized that disabling the hardware cc is faster; if for example I pass the cursor over lines, blocks etc the preselection is fast. .
even when I move an object the same thing, they are illuminated faster.

the problem is when moving, copying an object the regeneration (active moth) of the same is not continuous ...while with the hardware is more constant ...

 

[luis]

for my experience I can tell you that the hardware allegation of the framework processors serves on solids, faces, lspigoli, parallel calculation of the antialiasing for 3d models, to mean software that make intensive use of opengl libraries. If you make a comparison with vector graphics 2d becomes a little difficult to compare, and then take into account that you talk about an entry level card, not a middle or high-end card. you should try to load complex 3d models and try the various types of -shading shading present in autocad-mec and see how it behaves in rotation, selection of edges, antialiasing and rendering. I think you will realize the difference between having the hardware turned on and deactivating it. if you use the design for most of the time in 2d may be that the answer of your video card is excellent even without triggering the opengl. then you have to take into account that the video card is just one aspect of the workstations, check your chipset is one for the games or graphics, if the bios of your motherboard is updated. by experience, and I started working in a autodesk dealer in 1998, then I went to others, I can tell you that the variables are so many. I have sometimes found workstations + fast with an i5 with a motherboard with performing chipset that a computer with i7 with poor motherboards or for games with chipset that with modeling do not get us anything. Hi.

 

[jim78b]

thanks cmq ulho an intel processor i7 . 16 giga of ram and never use the 3d .only that seems to me without hardware acceleraz that is faster and snappy when "illumina" objects .cmq is true there are many variables and x me makes mto the card .in the time I asked for a certified card and minano put the picture k600 even if autocad tells me that it is not ...

 

[luis]

If you never use the 3d I recommend you, indeed I think you have already found it to leave the + performing configuration. then I can tell you from personal experience that the drivers always updated are never useful. I used the picture video cards again from the time of the elsa glory with 512mb ram in 1999 cost 2.5 million and already used the framework processors. I now have a k220 and I see it works much better with the drivers you find on the software site you use, in your case autodesk, where they indicate the version of the drivers that are certified, and then work better, on your release and on your software. because the gentlemen of the nvidia now to save do only a version of drivers that are good for those who play and for those who use the video card for the cad, or for rendering, cinematic in opengl. once you found the picture drivers that were incompatible with the games but with the cads were a phenomenon, performing, stable. I recommend you search based on your autocad-mec release which version of driver recommends you autodesk for your video card, which still remains certified for major cads on the market and in theory should work better with the hardware acceleration that should give you advantages on anti-aliasing lines, a regeneration and superior quality. the rest remains history of every day for 30 years. they sell us a certified video card and then they make us a version of new drivers a week because the market has become so. one must trust only the certifications found on the site of the nvidia-software manufacturer used. greetings and greetings. he's doing it.

 

[jim78b]

grazue luigi last thing but if autocad recommends me an old driver ... then I have solidworks that I recommend another ...what of the two??? So I take off the new ones?

 

[luis]

then if you also use sw you have to install certified drivers for solidw and you have to enter the control panel of the picture video card and from time to time put as settings the software you are using. I suggest you do this: dx button on the desktop and choose nvidia control panel, then go to :regulate the settings with preview and you will find that default always put it on quality, choose the second central row and put balanced so that the cursosre is in between performance and quality. done this goes into the next tab: Manage 3d settings. you will find in the first default profile window, put basic profile and if you do not use the stereo display disabled, then in the second tab at the top: Program settings check out the flag:show only installed programs, choose from time to time solidworks or autocad. then I give you a berry. If you rovisti well on the nvidia site you find specific drivers for autocad, only a plug-in for autocad that nvidia did until about a couple of years ago. If you find that, your autocad becomes a bomb. Unfortunately, I don't have the link, but if you're looking inside the photo and ravani certified drivers, I think you can find them. If I find it, I'll let you know. you have to put the video card that can change the parameters according to the software settings. you can put in the first tab default modeling settings, or something like that, but go well only for the 3d, on the 2d I don't give you guarantees. By the way the k600 recommended it and used it to many of my students and companies in which I did the courses, and I have always managed to work well, you must immediately change the quality setting and put the selector in half, balance between quality and performance. Good luck.

 

[jim78b]

very kind ...cmq I have the most recent drivers although I have swx 2014 ..is then x the rest is left to choose from the application ...x the drivers of auticad I know arrive to 2011 I have autocad mech 2013 .

 

[luis]

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/syscert?siteid=123112&id=18844534this is the autodesk page where you can find the version + suitable and certified according to your prog autodesk.
Shit.
he's doing it.

 

[jim78b]

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/syscert?siteid=123112&id=18844534this is the autodesk page where you can find the version + suitable and certified according to your prog autodesk.
Shit.
he's doing it.

kindly thank you then install it over everything quietly? cmq I have a problem I have mechanical and I can't find it... then as I told you autodesk gives me nvidia drivers older than solid works is there the dilemma

now I have 385,69 nvidia picture k600 I have autocad mech 2013 and swx 2016

I really don't understand anything anymore, I went to the site of the nvidia and gives me drivers for autocad 2013 (not mechanical) ver 310...
I don't want to mess around. .