AutoCAD on 2017 13" Macbook Pro very laggy

[Anonymous]

Hello, I have a 2017 13" MacBook pro that I run the student version of 2020 AutoCAD on.

My specs are as follows:

2.3 gigahertz duel core 4 thread i5, boosts up to 3.6ghz

8 gigs of 2133mhz ddr3 

and for my graphics just integrated Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640

AutoCAD when doing anything at all has extremely low FPS, creating a line, panning the screen, moving the curser, etc. I had posted about this issue before and thought it was fixed but the issue still persists. While I understand my graphics are by no means powerful I shouldn't get lag when moving a blank drawing. I can play other light games like Minecraft at perfectly fine FPS so a few lines shouldn't be hard.

I have tried setting a bunch of values to 0

I have given autocad full disk access

I have no other applications open

Everything is up to date

I'm in 2D wire frame.

I have 3D object snap off.

I have done that weird terminal host name command.

I'm very upset because I have just accepted not being able to run autocad on my Macbook pro, which was one of the reasons I bought the pro over the air. I am pretty good with computers, I built my desktop so don't be afraid to use jargon and do more technical things.

Thank you for your time.

[pendean]

What are your file sizes?
where are your files stored?

[maxim_k]

Hi Lucas,

You already marked as the solution my reply for your problem - "Macbook pro has slow laggy curser" here:
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-for-mac-forum/autocad-on-13-quot-macbook-pro-has-slow-laggy-c...

Does your new post mean that you have the same problem again?

[Anonymous]

It's hard to answer this question because I have this issue without even using an actual saved drawing. I can just open acad.dwt and will still have lag. However when I do save a drawing and open it it's usually on my desktop. File size cannot be measured because in acad.dwt and an actual floor plan I still have the same amount of lag.

[Anonymous]

Hello again Max! Great memory, originally it seemed to have fixed the issue but after a little while I'm right back where I started.

[maxim_k]

What version of AutoCAD you are using?
If it is 2020, then look at the Recent tab of Blocks palette. Do you have a lot of blocks there?