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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    Quote Originally Posted by rsrsrs View Post
    oh i have already two ssd, one with OS second for swap, temp, xara autobackup, and so on.

    thx for feedback.
    Is Xara slow?

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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    is salt toxic?
    It depends on the number of quantity.


    But sometimes i have to import files from Autocad with a mega lot of objects, impossible to work with.
    or i have artworks with a lot of ungrouped objects, than it is slow.

    but i tried other programms, no alternative at all !!!

    Xara is very fast!
    no sicknature. for nearly 20 years. omg ...
    For many problems there are simple and easy-to-understand solutions that do not work.

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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    The CPU won't make too much difference in this your case. You want a lot of RAM, 16GB as a minimum and a graphics card with as many CUDA cores (nVidia) as your pocket will allow. Quadro cards are where the smart money is.

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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Chris M View Post
    a graphics card with as many CUDA cores (nVidia) as your pocket will allow. Quadro cards are where the smart money is.
    Will Xara even notice?

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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    rsrsrs said he sometimes has to import a lot of content from AutoCad and ungrouped objects. There's a fair bit of graphical grunt taken up by the GPU, freeing the CPU. AutoCad (if used on the same machine) will perform better with a Quadro as well, they're even recommended in the specs from AutoDesk.

    Graphics software typically like an abundance of RAM and GPU grunt, I presume Xara would be no different if you're pushing a lot of objects in one document.

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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Chris M View Post
    rsrsrs said he sometimes has to import a lot of content from AutoCad and ungrouped objects. There's a fair bit of graphical grunt taken up by the GPU, freeing the CPU. AutoCad (if used on the same machine) will perform better with a Quadro as well, they're even recommended in the specs from AutoDesk.

    Graphics software typically like an abundance of RAM and GPU grunt, I presume Xara would be no different if you're pushing a lot of objects in one document.
    I'm not sure if rsrsrs actually runs autocad at all. He/she may just be given the models.

    I'm just pointing out that Xara could care less about fancy GPUs so spending money on them specifically for Xara would be a waste.

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    Default Re: Xara pro, i5 vs i7 or Hyperthreading vs non Hyperthreading ?

    i dont run Autocad at all, but "DWG trueview 2019", to export the files to PDF which i import to Xara.

    I do have Quadro K2000 on two S32D850 screens.
    The PC runs with 12GB RAM, maybe i should upgrade ...

    In the attachment you will a bomb, open it only if you can restart xara without losing data, or you will need some minutes.

    just ungroup the objects. you will get an error with xara --> restart or wait.
    ... just wait.
    The Task Manager tells you ~ 30% CPU power, no GPU.Click image for larger version. 

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    Last edited by rsrsrs; 26 June 2019 at 07:04 AM.
    no sicknature. for nearly 20 years. omg ...
    For many problems there are simple and easy-to-understand solutions that do not work.

 

 

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