Hi, I´m having issues with Step 3. Point Cloud loading is soooo slow, hours to load! And sometimes the software shuts down… annoying. It´s a big project, 1000 images of 50MP. It had taken long periods to load, but lately it´s been way to long.
I´m using a i9-7900x, 32GB, NVIDIA Geforce 1070, SSD 960 EVO 500GB, and images saved on an internal HDD.
Were your previous projects similar in size and images resolution?
Were you using the previous Pix4Dmapper version? It has been reported that the latest version uses more resources during the third step. This could be one of the reason why it takes longer than usual.
Therefore in order to free the HDD for processing, I would recommend you to save your images on the SDD.
It is usually recommended to process your projects on the SSD and to store the images on the SSD while processing.
It is not necessary to have Pix4Dmapper installed on the SSD, but it would allow the software to launch faster. However, you should process the project on the SSD with the images on the SSD as well for the maximal performance. The different steps use the resources of the computer in a different way and in some steps (especially during step 3) the hard drive is used a lot to read and write the results.
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