• Download, install and run SketchUp Checkup
It’s a standalone application that tests your computer for compatibility issues with SketchUp. https://help.sketchup.com/en/sketchup-checkup
the GTX 1050 Ti low-end graphics card available for ~150.- bucks is roughly 5 times faster than your recent one… to expensive? The 1050 non-Ti edition starts from ~110.- bucks.
If you are planning to learn to use the software to use in your business, you should go ahead and invest in decent hardware and get going with SketchUp 2019.
Any current computer with an Nvidia GTX10xx or 20XX graphics card will do better than what you have. Fast CPU is worth more than lots of cores (SketchUp only uses one core anyway.) and lots of RAM doesn’t hurt.
Close, Go to THIS PAGE and download DDU ( its FREE ). Run the app Choose remove drivers and shut down. Remove the AMD Radeon driver. Install the new card. Also it would not hurt to go to the Nvidia site to get the latest driver they have prior to starting the process.
I haven’t seen the inside of your computer but if there’s something other than that lousy AMD Radeon R7 Graphics + R7 200 Dual Graphics that you reported at the beginning, it’ll be a graphics adapter that is integrated on the motherboard.