Since latest updates on Windows 10, the control of Display Performance goes through Windows settings and not through Nvidia Control Panel, however we got following looking:
Previosly can be improved through Nvidia Control panel but now we get the following message:
I made changes on the system but still no improvements:
My system is as it follows:
Device name ####-CAD08Full device name ####-CAD08.####.localProcessor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7820HQ CPU @ 2.90GHz 2.90 GHzInstalled RAM 8.00 GB (7.81 GB usable)Device ID 69D03E49-5308-402D-9956-###Product ID #####-50014-69837-AAOEMSystem type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processorPen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display
Edition Windows 10 ProVersion 21H1Installed on 15.12.2020OS build 19043.1110Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.3530.0
NVIDIA System Information report created on: 07/31/2021 10:58:09System name: ######-##-CAD08
[Display]Operating System: Windows 10 Pro, 64-bitDirectX version: 12.0 GPU processor: Quadro M2200Driver version: 462.30Driver Type: StandardDirect3D feature level: 12_1CUDA Cores: 1024 Core clock: 694 MHz Memory data rate: 5.51 GbpsMemory interface: 128-bit Memory bandwidth: 88.13 GB/sTotal available graphics memory: 8093 MBDedicated video memory: 4096 MB GDDR5System video memory: 0 MBShared system memory: 3997 MBVideo BIOS version: 84.06.7D.00.03IRQ: Not usedBus: PCI Express x16 Gen3Device Id: 10DE 1436 224D17AAPart Number: 2704 0000
There is something that can be done to improve the performance?
We are using on our office for Certain customer MicroStation V8i (SELECTseries 10) 08.11.09.916 and up to now we will need to be using for some time more.
Hi,
diablo_666_2 said:however we got following looking
What is wrong with the picture? Without further information, it!s just "some plant / piping model".
diablo_666_2 said:There is something that can be done to improve the performance?
It's hard to say when you do not describe what your problem is ("performance" is not very exact description).
MicroStation (both V8i and CE) is DirectX based software, so you should check (in the card settings as well as in e.g. NVIDIA forum(s)) whether you can optimize NVidia settings specifically for DirectX performance. Problem with NVIDIA is (or maybe it was, not sure about the current situation) they focus in raw performance and OpenGL / OpenCUDA, but not too much on DirectX, when for some cards and drivers they even lied about DirectX features support (because added as software layer to drivers, not supported correctly by a card itself).
I recommend to start with collecting GLSTATS (detail log how MicroStation is able to access graphic HW). It can be used for a discussion with Bentley support, whether anything can be configured better.
With regards,
Jan
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Maybe I'm being picky, but this a comparison when no reference loaded and references loaded, the representation of the elements looks like integrated graphic card.
When I have more elements in place, section cuts are getting this representation. Fortunally, when send it to print we don't have that issue. Also realize from time to time when I move a section clip and switch between windows, MS crash.
Also, there is anyway to retrieve GLSTATS in Windows 10 without Admin rights?
diablo_666_2 said:this a comparison when no reference loaded and references loaded
Like Jan, I'm struggling to see the point you're trying to make. The difference between your screenshots seems to be the presence or absence of some background detail.
diablo_666_2 said:is anyway to retrieve GLSTATS in Windows 10 without Admin rights?
The cited article instructs you to set Windows environment variable QV_GLSTATS. If Windows wants you to have Admin rights to set a permanent variable, then that's the way it is.
QV_GLSTATS
You could try this: open a Windows command window and change to the MicroStation folder. Set that variable in the command window and start MicroStation...
set QV_GLSTATS=1 MicroStation.exe
Regards, Jon Summers LA Solutions