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For starters, I'd like to ask you for your understanding of the syntax, but I wrote a post through translator.
Issue: dwg2pdf rendering speed.
I have a problem to solve. The company renders pdf files. It uses the pdfplot16res.dll engine. The platform that generates pdf files is AutoCad. Generating 16 A0 sheets takes about 60 seconds/1 sheet. With 16 sheets, it does it for about 16 minutes. We are looking for ways to speed up the generation of sheets. Is acceleration a matter of CPU or GPU? or maybe the problem lies in the dwg2pdf engine. The pdf boards are flat 2D drawings. We know that AutoCad uses a single core. These 16 min. comes out to CPU XeonE3-1226 v3. Will buying a platform for Ryzen 5 5800x speed up x2? According to the passmark E3-1226v3 gives the Single Thread Rating: 2064. Ryzen 5 5800x gives the Single Thread Rating: 3393.
Can we expect an acceleration of dwg2pdf rendering on Ryzen 5 by around 60%, i.e. from 16 min. up to 10 minutes?
Thank you for all the help and tips. Best regards.
For starters, I'd like to ask you for your understanding of the syntax, but I wrote a post through translator.
Issue: dwg2pdf rendering speed.
I have a problem to solve. The company renders pdf files. It uses the pdfplot16res.dll engine. The platform that generates pdf files is AutoCad. Generating 16 A0 sheets takes about 60 seconds/1 sheet. With 16 sheets, it does it for about 16 minutes. We are looking for ways to speed up the generation of sheets. Is acceleration a matter of CPU or GPU? or maybe the problem lies in the dwg2pdf engine. The pdf boards are flat 2D drawings. We know that AutoCad uses a single core. These 16 min. comes out to CPU XeonE3-1226 v3. Will buying a platform for Ryzen 5 5800x speed up x2? According to the passmark E3-1226v3 gives the Single Thread Rating: 2064. Ryzen 5 5800x gives the Single Thread Rating: 3393.
Can we expect an acceleration of dwg2pdf rendering on Ryzen 5 by around 60%, i.e. from 16 min. up to 10 minutes?
Thank you for all the help and tips. Best regards.
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