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Topic ClosedCivil 3D Running really slow

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    Posted: 11.Mar.2014 at 00:57
Hey, 

 

I'm Runing C3D 2014,  It's just started running really slowly.. It takes me nearly an hour to create a quick profile from a polyline. Any suggestions on settings or do I have a bad install.. I`m sure my computer can handle this. 

 

Alienware MX17

Intel(R) Core i7-4930MX CPU at 3.00 GHZ

16.00 GB Ram 

Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit

Ge Force GTX 780M Graphics card with 4.0 GB RAM

 

When I open task manager it only shows my 4.2GB of RAM Being used while processing which doesn`t make sense because it takes flipping forever to load anything!! Any Help is appreciated! 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11.Mar.2014 at 08:22
Unfortunately your graphics card is not certified (not supported) in AutoCAD 2014 so you are running without hardware acceleration. See:
 
Try to manually switch on graphics acceleration (3DCONFIG).
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11.Mar.2014 at 08:23
You can also try the TURBO utility - see Download and Tips.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Mar.2014 at 07:36

Originally posted by Vladimir Michl Vladimir Michl wrote:

Unfortunately your graphics card is not certified

I guess it doesn't matter, sir.

One hour to create a simple profile is really too much, so I bet the OP has an hard disk issue (highly defragmented, no free space for TEMP files, and so on), or a network one (dead mapped drives, for instance).




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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Mar.2014 at 07:51
The certification itself maybe doesn't matter but the resulting disabled hardware acceleration does matter a lot. With 16 gigs of RAM, I think AutoCAD doesn't need too many hard disk read/writes. The TURBO utility would show of it is only a problem of AutoCAD configuration settings or a system problem.
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