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I'm bugged by something strange in Fusion 360, occasionally, when I made an extrusion in my model, there will have some strange strayed lines appears in the workspace:
As you can see from the screenshot above, the lines that are supposed to be the edge of the ring shaped object below, where I highlighted one of the edge, is shooting off to some unknown point. It's not a show stopper, I still can continue working, the strayed line won't affect any operations following, but the lines really obstruct me from doing precise works since they will get in the way, when it's really bad, there will be multiple of tens of strayed lines disturbing my sight.
I tried updating my graphic card driver, this doesn't solve the problem. I waited 1 update for Fusion 360, still didn't solve the problem.
The only way to make the lines go back to where they are supposed to be, is to save the file and quit Fusion 360, then open it again. With luck, I can have a 2~3 hours session without this happening again.
So, can anyone tell me is this a visual glitch in Fusion 360 (So that I'll wait patiently for an update that finally solve this problem), or is it an issue of my graphic card driver (Radeon Software 18.9.3) (So that I'll continue to update to the latest version), or my graphic card (RX 550) is problematic/not suitable for Fusion 360 (So that I'll try to get another graphic card - which I hope is not the case, I could never afford an nVidia card...)? I just recently swapped out my old graphic card (HD 7850) that had died. This has not been happening when the old card is still working.
My System Spec:
i7 4790 @ 3.6GHz
16 GB DDR3 RAM
RX 550 2GB
Windows 10 Home ver 1803
Thanks for any help.
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