Hi,
I recently convinced myself to upgrade my max 2010 to 2013. One thing I notice is that even on an empty scene, my videocard's fan immediatly starts to speed up. I switched to direct 3D as I used in max 2010, still the same issue. Also the card is very slow from the moment I turn on edged faces or simply turn to wireframe view.
I'm using a GTX580 which is supposed to be a decent card for max. I do mainly product viz and most scenes are not very heavy. I do use npowertranslator to bring in nurbs data (step or rhino files), so these wireframes are a bit different than max's meshed wireframes. But even on simple scenes viewport speed is very poor.
Anyone elso noticed this graphics card behaviour in max 2013? Don't think it's a good idea to let the card heat up that much all day long (the fan speed increases just like when it would while doing video edits, where it's normal as this uses the GPU all the time quite heavily).
Cheers,
Wouter
I recently convinced myself to upgrade my max 2010 to 2013. One thing I notice is that even on an empty scene, my videocard's fan immediatly starts to speed up. I switched to direct 3D as I used in max 2010, still the same issue. Also the card is very slow from the moment I turn on edged faces or simply turn to wireframe view.
I'm using a GTX580 which is supposed to be a decent card for max. I do mainly product viz and most scenes are not very heavy. I do use npowertranslator to bring in nurbs data (step or rhino files), so these wireframes are a bit different than max's meshed wireframes. But even on simple scenes viewport speed is very poor.
Anyone elso noticed this graphics card behaviour in max 2013? Don't think it's a good idea to let the card heat up that much all day long (the fan speed increases just like when it would while doing video edits, where it's normal as this uses the GPU all the time quite heavily).
Cheers,
Wouter
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