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I am working from a 48 core xeon, 64 GB ddr4 ram machine and Fusion peforms no better than on Macbook air... This is especially obvious when one file has more than 200 bodies. I have started doing assemblies but even they lag.
I find my machine chugging when duplicating circles in a sketch, seems like something that should be simple, havent even made them geometry yet and my framerate is terrible. What's going on? I have 3GHZ I7 + Geforce 770 GTX
KirillChepizhko: Out of curiosity, which model Xeon's? Kind of wondering if Fusion 360 might be more optimised for higher clockrate CPU's (eg single threaded performance) over more cores.
(Note - edited to fix the broken comment. For some reason the forum software made the previous version of this comment entirely a URL, and wouldn't let me fix it for a while.)
