video card

[greenxman]

okay i hope this is in the right place.

what causes this choppy video in the verify?   below is the pc spec  thanks for the input 

[scottvan]

Have you turned your precision up? Bottom left.

[crazy^millman]

Have you forced the Graphics to only use the Nvidia Performance settings when using Mastercam?

[greenxman]

yes i did turn up the precision and its the same.  the only thing with the graphics there is no performance button?

[jeff]

Not that your RAM is affecting this, you having 8gb is...ok, but what really stands out is the speed of the RAM.

665Mhz? 

That's dog slow! 

 

[Codeworx]

Is your monitor plugged into the nvidia gpu or the onboard gpu?

[jlw™]

I'm not on my laptop, my desktop does not have on-board graphics so this screen shot is for reference.  You can go into the device manager and disable the on-board (probably intel) and force it to use the Nvidia for everything.  I usually have to do that on laptops.

[Grimes]

45 minutes ago, jlw™ said:

I'm not on my laptop, my desktop does not have on-board graphics so this screen shot is for reference.  You can go into the device manager and disable the on-board (probably intel) and force it to use the Nvidia for everything.  I usually have to do that on laptops.

explain in detail???? lol, the new laptop my company bought me still wants to run the intel card. SolidWorks tends to run like xxxxe.

[jlw™]

If windows 10, simply click on start and type in "device manager" and click it.  Then click on "display adapters" and right click on the one you want to kill, click disable.  Reboot and you are totally running your graphics card.

[jlw™]

Whoops, just noticed "Windows 7" but I think the process is exactly the same.

[greenxman]

this is the only card and plug in it.   and yes it has the  cable for it (fat white plug forgot the name)

[lowcountrycamo]

When in Verify, go to File, Options, be sure "Always use 5 Axis Engine is Checked", and then save configuration.

This might be your problem.