Fusion
Can you export a design and share so we can see what you're working with? Save as an f3d and attach. Are you working with any imported sketches, SVG or DWG? These can cause problems like you have.
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Something you could try is derive the bodies you want into another design. This will give you just the body without all the overhead of history and sketches in original design also if necessary you could still work on the original and the derived design will update.
Having a lot of sketches and extrudes is not really a problem if you keep the sketches simple. You need to be carefull with the autoproject options as they can create a lot of extra load you don't need. Also are you creating assemblies with components? If you're using components are you position with joints? Another performance killer is Capture Position, you should be able to build assemblies without any Capture Positions.
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You are looking in all the wrong places. For CAD it's always been clock speed is more important than cores, CAD doesn't work in parallel, you can't start calculating the next feature before the last one's finished. Seen this problem for years, someone buys the latest multi-core processor that has a slower clock speed that the last generation and complaining whatever CAD program they use is running slower.
Fusion's only problem is it will let you use poor technique, not always a bad thing if you want to throw something together quickly but not so good for a novice.
Really without someone seeing what you are working with it going to be pretty near impossible to help. You might even have found a bug\problem in Fusion and be using perfect technique in your design but no one will know without seeing.
You say you're not using components, but it sounds like you have more than one body in the design? If that's so I'd suggest you look at Rule#1 and start using components. This might not be the best workflow for what you're doing but for most assemblies it's the most efficient.
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