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Hi,
One of the team is using Creo in VDI (Virtual Desktop) environment & facing performance issues when tried to open assemblies and drawing files. Kindly share some best practices to enhance the performances.
Thanks
Naresh
Some discussion on this - "Virtual Desktops for Creo - Questions?": https://community.ptc.com/t5/System-Administration/Virtual-Desktops-for-Creo-Questions/td-p/855
@NareshJ wrote:
Hi,
One of the team is using Creo in VDI (Virtual Desktop) environment & facing performance issues when tried to open assemblies and drawing files. Kindly share some best practices to enhance the performances.
Thanks
Naresh
Hi,
please provide more details concerning "performance issues".
Hi
Below are the details of VDI. Kindly suggest.
Attribute | Value |
CPU Cores | 16 |
Memory | 64GB |
vGPU | nvidia_a40-8q |
hard Disk | 350GB |
OS | Windows 11 |
Thanks
Naresh
Hi,
I expected a question or problem description.
Hi Martin,
User is experiencing slow in opening up creo files, above is the configuration of the VDI.
Hope this info is sufficient.
Thanks
Naresh
@NareshJ wrote:
Hi Martin,
User is experiencing slow in opening up creo files, above is the configuration of the VDI.
Hope this info is sufficient.
Thanks
Naresh
Hi,
I'm afraid I can't help you "remotely" (nor can anyone else). The problem must be solved by someone who knows the computing environment and can perform tests.
I don't have any input on virtual displays specifically but things you can do are get a model opening speed comparison when opening from a local machine vs the VDI. Also check connection speeds.
Also, opening the model directly on the virtual machine, just to see if the problem is within the virtual machine or the connection.
Please note the actual CPU, the number of cores is irrelevant, Creo is mostly single threaded so what you really want to do is to check the cpu single thread performance here https://www.cpubenchmark.net/ . If this is a server based VDI, as most are, then they usually use Xeon processors which have large variability in their single thread performance, most are very poor.