I have had this rig for all of 3 days so far, so have not had it long enough to notice any adverse affects. I might drop it down to be safe though.

Ah, I thought they were talking about something else. I currently have mine set to 90%.

Can you explain setting the ram in the system conifg?

My previous rig had a Xeon 4112 and wx7100. It was good for your basic 3 axis parts, but once I started working on more complex multiaxis parts it just fell too short.

Yup, this video is where I learned of the Benchmark 3.0 file and how to time it properly.

Ah, I misunderstood. We debated on amount of RAM for a long time. We went with a 2x32gb setup for now so we can expand in the future if we decide it is necessary.

I only needed enough space for mastercam, camplete, and a couple other small programs. Everything else we have is stored on our shops servers. And, we had this SSD just laying around already. I knew it was a good time when it happened, but I am not sure where it stacks up overall.

My shop was willing to pull the trigger on a new PC for me back in December, but we opted to wait until the 11th Gen Intel CPUs were released and I must say, I am not disappointed so far. I ran the Mastercam Benchmark 3.0 file and got a time of 2:26. In comparison, my old PC did the benchmark file in 4:58, so significant improvement. New build as followed: CPU - Intel i7-11700K Mobo - Asus ROG Maximus XIII HERO RAM - G-Skills Ripjaws 64GB DDR4-3200 SSD - Samsung 980 Pro 250gb M.2 NVME GPU - PNY Quadro RTX4000

Interesting. I have seen a fair amount of opti-rough issues, but that sounds like a first.

Where is your boundary chained form? What is your helix radius? Do you have plunge only turned on by accident?

Came here to say this. VPN is definitely the way to go though, tried the remote log in, biggest issue for me is I wasnt able to use my 3D mouse over remote login.

My shop started with CAMplete and it has done us decent for a while, but with what we want to do it seems Vericut is the direction we are heading.