FYI, there is an NIVIDIA GPU driver known issue starting with 530.xx and fixed in 535.xx. Additional information: ChiefDelphi If you are experiencing the issue where the shading is missing and the model looks rendering outlines only like this: To resolve this issue: Please rollback your driver to a version older than 530 or update to 535.xx or newer. Additionally, there are a couple of possible workarounds if the driver update is an issue: Disable “Optimize for thin parts” in the display options
Windows: -Changed virtual memory -Changed GDI Object limit -Changed appearance settings via system properties>performance options -Tried different graphics card driver versions -Turned off windows fast boot -Turned off antialiasing in NVidia control panel -Ensured integrated graphics control is not active Bios: -Since the cpu is a I7-10700K (3.8Ghz base), I added a modest over clock to the cpu of 4.2Ghz -changed memory to run in XMP -Ensured PCI slot is running in gen3
For quadro P2000 it's recommended 441.66 and there is a link to nvidia website ... However the drivers are so old that they are not listed on nvidia website
Chatted with NVIDIA, total waste of time
Dell NoteBook with NVidia Quadro K3100 ... Xi with NVidia Quadro FX 1800
I just set up a newer Dell Precision laptop with the new Nvidia RTX A4000 graphics card
Computer type: Lenovo ThinkPad E540 with two graphics cards (integrated Intel HD graphics 4600 and NVIDIA GT 740M), W10
I am using the Solidworks 2020-2021 student version and recently updated from 2020 - performance has dropped considerably, sometimes waiting for minutes for redraw an often crashing - I am running thee following specs and as far as I understand thee latest drivers on all of the devices: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6600 CPU @ 3.30GHz 3.30 GHz Win 10 pro 16Bg Ram NVIDIA QUADRO M5000 (466.11 driver) All solid state drives with at least 50% free space any ideas on how to remedy
SW2020 SP5 Win10 64Bit Nvidia Quadro P2000 When I save a shaded image, I get this message even when the saved image resolution is set to 240-300 DPI
I have looked at the reccomended/certified devices and they are mostly pointing towards Nvidia Quadro ... I'm finding these far more expensive than a Nvidia Geforce 3050Ti
Nvidia Quadro P3000 6GB dedikert memory I would prefere a new thinkpad or presission but that would be 3 times the price
Is it preferable to remain with nVidia or has SolidWorks widened their certifications to more companies
