Sluggish Performance with AMD Threadripper 1950X
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2018-02-09 01:46 PM
What I tried already:
- Different pln
- Different user
- Deleting user profile
- Reinstalling windows
- Newest BIOS and chipset
- Ryzen Master Tools:
-Deactivating 8 out of 16 cores
- Numa mode
The only thing I could observe is that it uses only one Core on Intel, Ryzen and Threadripper.
I am not an architect and English is not my native language. Hope you get the gist of it.
Greetings James
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2018-03-20 09:57 AM

What did the trick? I don't exactly know because we changed two settings.
First: We made a Microsoft Security Essentials exception for both ArchiCAD.exe and Overwatch processes.
Second: We disabled High Precision Event Timer (HPET) via cmd. Command was bcdedit /set useplatformclock false
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2018-02-22 07:12 PM
People in the future will find it useful.
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2018-03-17 01:05 PM
on the other aspect I completely agree with you, from the render point of view, is simply a beast!...on other aspects, I have no such a complex model to put it in crisis, and in addition I think I'm not completely aware of which part of the program is capable of multithreading operation(from what I can say, are background drawing rebuild operation, layout refresh and publish, and clearly cinerender.....if there are some other please notify me).
Waiting for other POV...
Cheers
Francesco
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2018-03-19 07:26 AM
It is quite hard to describe and to reproduce the problem. Most of the time it works great. But sometimes it will get very slow in 2D drawings. Not even complex models. We sent some sleepy tools background activity monitor files to AC and wait for them to figure it out.
Threadripper is a beast but atm we can barely use it for work


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2018-03-19 09:37 AM
Does the exemptions as mentioned in this thread help?
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2018-03-20 09:57 AM

What did the trick? I don't exactly know because we changed two settings.
First: We made a Microsoft Security Essentials exception for both ArchiCAD.exe and Overwatch processes.
Second: We disabled High Precision Event Timer (HPET) via cmd. Command was bcdedit /set useplatformclock false
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2018-09-17 10:52 AM
I found this thread very interesting, I am considering the AMD Threadripper 1950X to use as my only workstation for modelling and rendering.
I understand that the limitation with the threadripper was in 2d navigation, being a bit slower than the intel 8700x but it was awesome in rendering.
However since Archicad 22 now apparently uses the GPU as well as the CPU in 2d rendering, does that mean that the Threadripper paired with say a GTX 1080 is the best option for me?
Thanks very much
Christopher