slow viewport performance 2021

slow viewport performance 2021

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slow viewport performance 2021

jarrodw
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Hello,

I'm running 3ds Max 2021  and having major viewport slowing when moving xref items. There are 576 items. They are low poly and I'm using bounding box shading.

 

scene file is only 5.4 MB

 

I'm running i9-10980XE 3.0GHz

Quadro RTX4000

64 GB ram

Windows 10

 

I read to turn of multithreading which I have done but all other settings are default.

 

I have 1 VRay material (gray) applied to the items in the scene.

 

Any recommendation is appreciated.

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RobH2
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Did you ever solve this? If not, your machine specs suggest that you should not be having any issues at all. I would guess you've done this and it sounds obvious but have to done these two things:

 

1. Do a "clean" uninstall of the NVidia drivers and reinstalled. Do it twice (the 2nd time helped me once)

2. Reset your 'ENU'

 

 


Rob Holmes

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RobH2
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I wanted to update you. I did a test of a huge file with 20+ million polys. Max 2021.2 moves very smoothly with my configuration. I know it's maybe a more robust machine than some but I don't see any lags even with a file this size. The Max file is 1.5 GB.

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18ae7FBwx5_e0Czgi97RZ1lYreYt_PJ2S/view?usp=sharing

 

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jarrodw
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Thank you RobH2,

I'll give it a try.

 

I appreciate your response.

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RobH2
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Sorry for that video quality. You can't even read the text and there's a huge gap in the middle. I actually had a VRay realtime render going but the capture software didn't grab it so it looks like I sat still for a long time. 

 

Anyway, I hope you figure it out. Report back if you do. 

 

Here's an update of that crappy video. I felt bad is was so poor. Anyway, I hope you fix your issue. I've had it before and it's frustrating when you are trying to finish a project. I worked at a company a couple of years ago and every project was hampred by inadequate machines as they just would not buy us proper hardware. Slow performance is really a hinder. 

 

 


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RobH2
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I did one last test. I realize you were talking about XRefs and I originally didn't have any. I Xrefed the scene (xref file is 2.5GB). There are now just 1.8M polys in the scene instead of 20M so the bulk is xref. It still moves nicely. 

 

I'm guessing you have some sort of localized conflict or choke point since Max seems more than capable of handling huge xrefs. Those are hard to chase down. I really would try doing a clean uninstall of the video card, then Max then reinstall the video, reboot and then reinstall Max. I know that sounds daunting but it may be your only hope. 

 

You might first want to run 'SFC' on your machine to make sure it is healthy.  https://www.windowscentral.com/how-use-dism-command-line-utility-repair-windows-10-image

 


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lynn_zhang
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Hello @jarrodw ,

Just checking to see if your problem has been solved. Have you had the chance to try the above suggestions from @RobH2 ? Any success? If you find the suggestions helpful, please click on the "ACCEPT SOLUTION" button in his reply so this helps other users in the community find the solution too. Thanks!





Lynn Zhang
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ethanAZBRK
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Same issue here man... Running an RTX 3060 12Gb Vram and an AMD threadripper 1650x with 64Gb Ram attached...

 

Even weirder, it runs super smooth in wireframe, with shaded mode it's getting sluggish and slow... I'm thinking NVidia studio driver / gaming driver...

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