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  1. Skouers
    @scottyseng Maybe I do have a bottleneck somewhere? I'm really doubting that it's the lights as the shop is small. I recently rendered it through Autodesk: 360 on my GF's old Sony laptop and it took 5mins? I'm only trying to help my GF out, as it is her assignment. I thought my PC would be solid enough to handle it a simple render, but i think there's something no quite right. As she takes 3-4 hours to render on best on similar resolutions. (similar to 704 x 488 px) There has to be something that's downgrading the performance. I will run some benchmark programs and try ID something. If it doesn't pick up something. It will leave me question if i assembled my PC correctly (it was my 1st PC build). So i could have plugged something in where it doesn't belong? But then again I've been playing Arma 3 on ultra @ 60fps with no problems at all?
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    @scottysengHow do I locate a bottleneck and resolve it? I have a SanDisk X300 SSD with 123GB free of 238GB. The reason I stuck with Revit 2015 is because the workstations at varsity are operating on Revit 2015.
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    @scottyseng the sad part is I'm not using a 1440p screen! (ultra HD monitor was out of my budget), so i mostly use my Samsung 46 inch HD LED TV to game and use a small monitor for my work and assignments. It's on 704 x 488 px (150 DPI) and took about 12-15 hours to render. To me that seems way too slow for the build of PC I have. I'm on Revit 2015 so I don't think you will be able to open the file if i send it to you? But does it sound that there might be a problem with my CPU then? Because I'm really stumped as to why my render times are so shockingly slow. So then it should render quicker on Revit 2016?
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    @scottyseng I am currently doing a render on best quality @ 150 DPI, using artificial light and the render is sitting on 11hours and its at 71%. I have no other programs open other than Revit and Firefox. My render is of a small retail shop (housing only 24 lights). Surely my PC should be able to handle this type of Render?
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    @ShadyHost
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    @RedWulf I run no other program when rendering. My CPU usage sits at 99%? the original link
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    the original link, sorry I am just under pressure with my university work.
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    My CPU usage sits at 99%, sorry for the additional post, just under pressure to render my work for university. I have not rendered using those exact setting on another PC.
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    the original link, I run no other program when rendering. My CPU usage sits at 99%?
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    I have been rendering images on Autodesk: Revit and it seems that my rendering times are slow (hours to render an image on best quality @ 300 DPI). I tried to render an image at that quality and it had not even past 10% after an hour and 10 minutes. Is this normal or is it due to the the program or my CPU? I have: CPU: Intel i7 6700k @ 4.0Ghz COOLING: Corsair H110i GTX RAM: 16gb Kingston Savage @ 2666mhz MB: MSI Z170A Gaming Pro GPU: MSI GTX 970 Twin Frozr STORAGE: 250gb SSD and 1TB 7200rpm Western & Digital I checked my CPU temperature during the rendering and it was around 50-60 degrees Cecilius with my H110i GTX running in performance mode (including the pump). Initially when i tried to render images with my gaming boost on overclocking my CPU to 4.40Ghz, I would get the CLOCK_WATCHDOG_ERROR. Eventually figured out it was the game boost option that i enabled which was causing the problem. I'm not sure if i should post this here in Troubleshooting, Software or CPU's. Motherboards and Memory. Thanks for the help.
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    I have been rendering images on Autodesk: Revit and it seems that my rendering times are slow (hours to render an image on best quality @ 300 DPI). I tried to render an image at that quality and it had not even past 10% after an hour and 10 minutes. Is this normal or is it due to the the program or my CPU? I have: CPU: Intel i7 6700k @ 4.0Ghz COOLING: Corsair H110i GTX RAM: 16gb Kingston Savage @ 2666mhz MB: MSI Z170A Gaming Pro GPU: MSI GTX 970 Twin Frozr STORAGE: 250gb SSD and 1TB 7200rpm Western & Digital I checked my CPU temperature during the rendering and it was around 50-60 degrees Cecilius with my H110i GTX running in performance mode (including the pump). Initially when i tried to render images with my gaming boost on overclocking my CPU to 4.40Ghz, I would get the CLOCK_WATCHDOG_ERROR. Eventually figured out it was the game boost option that i enabled which was causing the problem. I'm not sure if i should post this here in Troubleshooting, Programs or CPU's. Motherboards and Memory. Thanks for the help.
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    I have been rendering images on Autodesk: Revit and it seems that my rendering times are slow (hours to render an image on best quality @ 300 DPI). I tried to render an image at that quality and it had not even past 10% after an hour and 10 minutes. Is this normal or is it due to the the program or my CPU? I have: CPU: Intel i7 6700k @ 4.0Ghz COOLING: Corsair H110i GTX RAM: 16gb Kingston Savage @ 2666mhz MB: MSI Z170A Gaming Pro GPU: MSI GTX 970 Twin Frozr STORAGE: 250gb SSD and 1TB 7200rpm Western & Digital I checked my CPU temperature during the rendering and it was around 50-60 degrees Cecilius with my H110i GTX running in performance mode (including the pump). Initially when i tried to render images with my gaming boost on overclocking my CPU to 4.40Ghz, I would get the CLOCK_WATCHDOG_ERROR. Eventually figured out it was the game boost option that i enabled which was causing the problem. I'm not sure if i should post this here in Troubleshooting, Software or CPU's. Motherboards and Memory. Thanks for the help.
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    The only variable that has changed in the last 24hrs is upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10.
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    I have tried that and no change and the external HDD does work on another PC. Could the age of the external HDD be an issue with Windows 10?
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    That it shows up with a yellow exclamation mark. The code 43 is when you right click on it and go into properties.
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