How to fix AutoCAD lag

AutoCAD is a specialized software for designing 2D or 3D drawings and is very familiar to professional designers. The software requires the computer to have a suitable configuration to avoid the case of not being able to install AutoCAD on the computer, or some other errors. The phenomenon of stuttering and lagging on AutoCAD is not uncommon and can occur on any installed computer, even on computers with enough configuration to install AutoCAD. This will certainly cause difficulties for users, when they cannot complete their designs. Below are some ways for you to fix the lag error on AutoCAD.

Instructions to fix stuttering and lag errors on AutoCAD

1. Change border effect for selection

Using the border effect of the selection may cause the software to jerk or lag more because of the effect processing. We can change to the dashed line style to speed up the processing.

At the software interface, click on the letter A icon and select Options . To display the new interface, click on Selection and select Visual Effect Settings .

Then you select Dash to select the dashed line style and press OK to save.

2. Use hardware acceleration

In the interface, enter the command 3DCONFIG at Command and press Enter to access. Then in the new interface, click Manual Tune .

Next, select the Enable hardware acceleration setting and click OK below.

3. Speed ​​up AutoCAD on Windows 10

We can also use the graphics acceleration feature on Windows 10 to speed up AutoCAD software.

Press the Windows + I key combination to open the Settings interface on your computer and select Gaming . Next, click Game mode > Graphics settings .

Then in the interface, click the Browse button and select the acad file in the AutoCAD folder and click Add . Then click Options below.

Finally, click High performance and then click Save to save.

4. Reduce CAD file size

When you reduce the size of the CAD file, it will also speed up the process of opening the CAD file on the software. Readers can refer to the article below to do it.