Low FPS in test - way below similar machines

Dear @otet,

Thank you very much for your feedback!

First, as you probably already know, the whole graphical aspect (Viewport) of the software is controlled by the GPU.

Now, what I think you should do is turn off all the effects and see if it helps the FPS. If it does, then start turning on each effect at a time until you find the effect that causes the FPS to drop down drastically. Usually, It's the Anti-Aliasing and the Object Shadow that takes the most resource from the GPU.

If the above doesn't help, please let me know and we will try other things.

@otet,

I hope this will help:

http://somup.com/cYfIoA1PB4

@benk

Great thanks for putting together this movie - meanwhile I have been testing what you advised and came up with a table of how turning on/off of the F360 visual effects affects my FPS performance. Table with performance attached:

Just as you say - turning them all off boosts the FPS up to 43 FPS which is absolutely fine to work with. In my case the 2 ground effects (Ground Shadow and Ground Reflection) have the most severe impact on performance. Vast majority of what I do is absolutely fine to work with all other effects On except the above 2.

BTW I really like your YouTube channel. Great job!

Really appreciate your support on this, especially during Easter. Not many men like you left in this world. Hope you are well in this difficult times with the Covid19 and that you stay in good health.

All the best!

Wojtek

@otet,

Thanks for the kind words, I'm just glad I could help ?

If you need any more help, just let me know.

P.S - I really like what you did with the excel test chart and I'm thinking of stilling the idea if you don't mind ?

@benk

I will be in touch ? - for sure

Glad I can be of any help for you, too.

Best

W