AutoCAD Slow? Here's How to Speed ​​Up Your Software Performance!

Have you ever felt frustrated because AutoCAD running slow when opening large files or rendering? You are not alone. Many users AutoCAD experience a decrease in performance as the project becomes more complex. In fact, smooth performance is very important to maintain work efficiency. Thrive is here to help you understand the causes and practical solutions for AutoCAD return to optimal work.

1. Clean Files from Unused Objects

One of the main causes AutoCAD being slow is the number of objects or layers that are not used. Use commands PURGE to clean unnecessary data. This feature helps lighten the file load and speeds up the loading process AutoCAD.

2. Use the 64-Bit Version and Latest Updates

Make sure you use AutoCAD 64-bit version to be more compatible with modern processors. Don't forget to always update to the latest version because Autodesk regularly releases bug fixes and performance improvements. Thrive recommends enabling auto-updates to avoid missing out on important features.

3. Close Other Unnecessary Applications

When using AutoCAD, avoid opening other heavy applications at the same time. RAM and processor will be shared, resulting in performance AutoCAD decrease. Focus computer resources only on AutoCAD for smooth work.

4. Optimize Graphic Settings

Go to Display settings on AutoCAD and adjust the graphics settings to suit your hardware capabilities. Features such as Hardware Acceleration can be activated or deactivated as needed. Thrive can also help you set the best configuration for your order AutoCAD runs optimally on your device.

5. Use SSD and Upgrade RAM

Using an SSD can make loading files possible AutoCAD much faster than HDD. Additionally, a minimum of 16GB RAM is highly recommended for complex projects. A small investment in hardware can have a big impact on performance AutoCAD.

6. Use Xref instead of Merging All Objects

Instead of combining all objects in one file, it is better to use Xref (External Reference). With this method, AutoCAD doesn't have to process all elements at once, so loading is lighter.

7. Clean Cache Periodically

Cache buildup can slow things down AutoCAD. Use the command -EXPORTTOAUTOCAD or CLEANSCREEN to freshen up the look and clean up a burdensome look.

Thrive understands the importance of efficiency in design work. We provide software optimization services, usage training AutoCAD, and technical consulting for teams or individuals. Don't let slow software hinder your productivity.

If AutoCAD You're often slow and don't know where to start, contact Thrive today. We are ready to help you improve your work performance with appropriate, fast and efficient solutions.