QuadroP2200 Issues.

[BMA-ADMIN]

Hi Guys,

My old computer has a Quadro P1000 and all models rotated in 3D view didn't drop a single surface.

I recently purchased a new computer and decided to splurge on the card this time and picked up a Quadro P2200

The P2200 is a disaster. I can't even rotate a basic 3D view without missing or dropping surfaces. On plan I loose linework and it's starting to effect my work performance. 

Here are the specs on the new computer.

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700F CPU @ 3.00GHz 3.00 GHz

32gig Ram

Windows 10 pro

512 SSD

Quadro P2200

I managed to do a little test this morning, I opened up my old computer and in 3D view the model spinned around very smooth, the GPU usage on task manager hit 19%. I repeated the same test on my new computer with the p2200 and the GPU hit 1%.

Any ideas on this one? I cant go back to P1000 as another staff member is using it now.

[barthbradley]

Sounds like the P2200 is "P.U.!!!"

Thanks for the heads up.  

[BMA-ADMIN]

Just did another test with another PC which also has the P2200 same result. Not sure how to fix this issue.

[barthbradley]

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@BMA-ADMIN wrote:

Just did another test with another PC which also has the P2200 same result. Not sure how to fix this issue.

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Apparently you cannot, if you are replicating it on a different PC with the same card.  Have you contacted Nvidia?  That's who I'd be confronting if I were in your shoes.  That's cheap performance from an expensive card.  

[BMA-ADMIN]

Yeah I'll get in touch with them later today.

 what a waste of money. I might secretly replace the 2200 with my old card lol.

[BMA-ADMIN]

Quick update for you guys.

Our IT department discovered this morning that the QuadroP2200 works only in the "Realistic" setting on a 3D view.

When realistic is set the 3D rotates smooth, without 1 surface dropping.

Any other setting ie, "Wireframe, Hidden Line, Shaded, Consistent" the model is unworkable.

So Autodesk any solution on this one? your very quiet lol.

[Anton_Welgemoed]

Hi, did you find any resolution on this, I did the test and you are 100% correct. It only works in a Realistic View.