Tablet at less than system requirements Carbide Motion

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

1. Pretty sure the system will swap memory contents to disk, slowing down
2. Only running Carbide Motion and minimizing other processes and not installing/running utilities/accessories should help
3. Rather than an update is it an option to get a Windows 11 ISO and install that if your product key will work with that version or you have a spare Windows 11 license

Maybe go hard-core techy and try Linux?

Carbide Motion on Linux

As we’ve hinted at before, we’d like to more from the static 3D rendering for toolpaths in Carbide Motion, to a live 3D rendered version that can be zoomed/rotated live based on customer requests. The problem is the Raspberry Pi build. We have customers that run G-code files that are more than 100MB for dense 3D machining, and the PI doesn’t have a GPU that can support that much data being rendered. We tried a few “really clever ideas” (hacks) that didn’t work at all, so we’ve been sitting on…