CC Optimization

[Granny_Jojo]

Hello all,

I am having hard time with CC on my new workstation.
Currently working with 700m+ point clouds and CC seems quite slow.
For some reason simple things are taking a lot of time, eg. zooming, cutting, resizing etc.
I often get "Not responding" but just wait it out. Is there some configuration that I might be missing?
Have much larger clouds in line ready for georeferencing, and I am afraid that it would not be able to handle them. I have noticed that for some reason CC uses only 70-80Gb of RAM in this case. While on old workstation, It uses all 128Gb installed. Is there a cap in RAM usage? I am really confused rn and would appreciate any help.

Running latest CC.
Workstation configuration:
2x AMD EPYC 7H12 64-Core
2x Nvidia A40 48Gb
1Tb RAM at 2933 MHz.

[daniel]

Hum, I guess it could be related to the graphic card driver? I know that the Quadro drivers could behave strangely when they were detecting a heavy load on the GPU and a too long blocking of the pipeline. I believe there was an option like a 'research mode' to disable this security feature.

And have you enabled the 'color ramp shader' and the option 'Try to load clouds on the GPU for faster display'?

[Granny_Jojo]

Hello Daniel, thank You for response.

My IT department is convincing me that drivers are up to date and system is working fine.
I did try out different industrial software and can utilize full power when needed.
Only have problems with CC unfortunately.

I do have both mentioned options enabled in CC.
Research mode is I think exclusively on Quadro cards, so unfortunately that cannot be the problem.

I am really lost since my configuration should handle clouds like that without any problems.

[daniel]

Hum, sadly this kind of issues is hard to debug remotely... And what about the 'Decimate clouds over XXX points when moved' option? Does it help if you deactivate it?