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Pixelated graphics using NVidia GTX 1050

ae.stevens — Thu, 30 Sep 2021 15:20:47 GMT

I am having issues with sluggish performance and graphics issues. This all started back a few weeks ago. coincidently that is when I had a windows update. I have since then been using the cleaner software to uninstall and reinstall the software. This gets me by for a few days and then reverts. I have done all the patches that were recommended by this thread Online fusion 360 drawings look faded, bug. - Autodesk Community - Fusion 360. (drivers update, overriding windows system variable) I would take a screen cast to show what I'm experiencing but it isn't doing it any justice. The only other possibly on that thread that I might not be doing correctly is testing for other variables? would there be a way to check on command prompt? If anyone else has any suggestion's I'm all ears. Thanks in advance.

Re: Pixelated graphics using NVidia GTX 1050

Rafal.Chlod — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 10:21:07 GMT

Hi @ae.stevens, thanks for posting.

Another likely cause could be the Fusion 360 switching to using the integrated graphics card. To check this, click the Help button in the top-right corner and check Graphics Diagnostic in Support and Diagnostics section (check the attached screenshot). If so, try to follow the steps from this article.

Alternatively, check if you are using the latest version of Fusion 360. As previous, choose Help button, and click About option. If your version is lower than 2.0.11186, close Fusion 360 and use this link to install the latest version manually (it should start the download process automatically).

Re: Pixelated graphics using NVidia GTX 1050

ae.stevens — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 14:44:07 GMT

Hi Rafel,

I have done all the patches that have been recommended. The only thing that I haven't switched was program settings in the link you provided; I previously changed the global settings. I recently redownloaded this morning. I do notice the cleaner gives me a message saying there were some errors. I always assumed it was because I have other Autodesk products installed (DWG viewer). Maybe this is my problem? Although I have never seen any duplicates of fusion installed. I will continue prodding my system to see if I get any positive results. Hopefully it doesn't come to full system wipe. Thanks for the input, I appreciate the feedback.