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Hello,
We recently received new power laptops, (I will post the specs below, as well as the OLD desktop PC's). The reason for switching to laptops was to:
- Gain performance while working in large assemblies
- Show/modify and navigate throught models more easely in meetings
Now that inventor is installed and testing things out, it seems that assemblies open 4 to 5 times slower than on the old PC's. Both tested when opening from a network share. Same inventor version, same application options, etc.
Even when copying the project to the c:\ drive of the laptop it opens slower (not much but slower) than on the desktops. There must be something not set correctly. Can anyone suggest some?
CPU base clock is lower on the laptop, but it can boost to 5.3.
Many Thanks, Johan
Hello,
We recently received new power laptops, (I will post the specs below, as well as the OLD desktop PC's). The reason for switching to laptops was to:
- Gain performance while working in large assemblies
- Show/modify and navigate throught models more easely in meetings
Now that inventor is installed and testing things out, it seems that assemblies open 4 to 5 times slower than on the old PC's. Both tested when opening from a network share. Same inventor version, same application options, etc.
Even when copying the project to the c:\ drive of the laptop it opens slower (not much but slower) than on the desktops. There must be something not set correctly. Can anyone suggest some?
CPU base clock is lower on the laptop, but it can boost to 5.3.
Many Thanks, Johan
It is set to HIGH performance power plan. I see no sign of the RTX3000 card in the benchmark test, altought latest drivers are installed.
New laptop
It is set to HIGH performance power plan. I see no sign of the RTX3000 card in the benchmark test, altought latest drivers are installed.
New laptop
@mcgyvr wrote:Disable the Intel graphics in device manager.
I disabled the Intel UHD graphics in device manager and rebooted the laptop.
Did the test again, it had the same graphics card information as before (the Intel one) and the same endresult number 10.91
@mcgyvr wrote:Disable the Intel graphics in device manager.
I disabled the Intel UHD graphics in device manager and rebooted the laptop.
Did the test again, it had the same graphics card information as before (the Intel one) and the same endresult number 10.91
No you've went for the absolute bang on perfect spec there, I've for the same CPU here in a laptop I'm currently reviewing:
It's blisteringly fast, so you've definitely got the right parts. Why its running a bit slow can be due to all kinds of things, I've seen my own anti-virus (Bitdefender) reduce Inventor performance by up to 20%, you might not have the right HP profiling software installed which properly configures the performance profiles, you might have them installed but you might have the optimised or quiet profile enabled, and you're also running 4K which can inconsistently cause the entire application to run slower depending on a bunch of things that I don't really want to go into. Try changing the resolution to 1920x1080 at 100% display scaling and see what you get. It's impossible to know from this side if its due to something like that or performance profiles.
No you've went for the absolute bang on perfect spec there, I've for the same CPU here in a laptop I'm currently reviewing:
It's blisteringly fast, so you've definitely got the right parts. Why its running a bit slow can be due to all kinds of things, I've seen my own anti-virus (Bitdefender) reduce Inventor performance by up to 20%, you might not have the right HP profiling software installed which properly configures the performance profiles, you might have them installed but you might have the optimised or quiet profile enabled, and you're also running 4K which can inconsistently cause the entire application to run slower depending on a bunch of things that I don't really want to go into. Try changing the resolution to 1920x1080 at 100% display scaling and see what you get. It's impossible to know from this side if its due to something like that or performance profiles.
I've no idea tbh I can't keep track of it all without actually having the laptops here, they change it every year. You'll have to have a dig around it all and see if anything looks like a profile controlling application.
I've no idea tbh I can't keep track of it all without actually having the laptops here, they change it every year. You'll have to have a dig around it all and see if anything looks like a profile controlling application.
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