Post by michaelmorin on Jan 25, 2018 5:01:29 GMT
hello,
Ok so I'd love some input on this situation I'm trying to deal with. I have a client that has an older beefy MSI laptop with a dedicated graphics card in it. So he does a bunch of design work on it, and the laptop has 32GB ram, a gtx 765 mobile card, and he works off an SSD. He is having issues when working with larger files, he gets some glitching when he moves objects around in this program. I've run all my standard maintenance programs that typically help performance, but things didn't help. No virus, no signs of insane cpu, ram, or hard drive loads. We thought maybe the card was old, as the computer is several years old, and ordered a replacement off ebay. Installed the new card, but things are pretty much the same as before, no measurable difference. At this point I have no idea what to look for, test, or replace, so I thought I'd throw it out here and see if anyone has any ideas.
Thanks
Please help
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
community.spiceworks.com/diagnose-slowness?
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Ok so I'd love some input on this situation I'm trying to deal with. I have a client that has an older beefy MSI laptop with a dedicated graphics card in it. So he does a bunch of design work on it, and the laptop has 32GB ram, a gtx 765 mobile card, and he works off an SSD. He is having issues when working with larger files, he gets some glitching when he moves objects around in this program. I've run all my standard maintenance programs that typically help performance, but things didn't help. No virus, no signs of insane cpu, ram, or hard drive loads. We thought maybe the card was old, as the computer is several years old, and ordered a replacement off ebay. Installed the new card, but things are pretty much the same as before, no measurable difference. At this point I have no idea what to look for, test, or replace, so I thought I'd throw it out here and see if anyone has any ideas.
Thanks
Please help
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
community.spiceworks.com/diagnose-slowness?
Whiteboard Explainer
