The Autodesk Civil 3D 2021.0.2 Hot Fix addresses a stability issue that occured when opening a drawing that contained either unloaded or circular xrefs.

If performance improves drastically, it's a good sign the GPU drivers are not functioning correctly (or worse, not installed, and you're running off the Windows system drivers).Release Notes for Autodesk® Civil 3D® 2021.0.2 Hot Fix There isn't much that the GPU would help with this, some things are strictly limited to CPU processing.Ī side note, turning off GPU hardware acceleration is more of a diagnostic process than a solution. This sounds like you have a 6-core processor, with one core running flat out/near 100% on Civil3D. In the case of Civil3D and other AutoCAD verticals, this is almost entirely used as a display device - no GPU compute capability is used (and generally speaking, wouldn't help here). The system will use GPU resources as they are needed. So I am asking for some guidance to see how to resolve the GPU does not seem to take control when the CPU is overloaded. We have discussed with our IT department to see if there is anything they can do, however, they remain firm on nothing is wrong with servers but your program. Everyone in the group is aware that we have network issues to which causes a lot of recoveries to happen. I wanted to see if there is a Network Speed requirement for running AutoCAD or Civil 3D drawings on a server not hardwired into our computers. No one else in my group has mentioned having this issue, but I am one of the heavy users of Autodesk for right now. Yet, it is strange after selecting my endpoint if I turn off my snap function, I can move across the page easily without interruption and then turn on the snap function to position it. It takes my system one to five minutes to move a snap endpoint to a different snap endpoint with the snap function remaining on. However, for now, the progress on revising my drawings in Civil 3D is very time-consuming. We will be on a time to make sure all drawings open correctly which were created in the 2019 version. On Monday, September 13th, my group will be updating your AutoCAD and Civil 3d from 2019 to 2022.

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