Could an old crappy computer cause inaccurate toolpaths to calculate for millbox?

[MoosetheGoose]

I’m talking a really old crappy computer. Like refurbished from early 2000s, horrible specs, takes forever to calculate any jobs, constantly throws that error message “load on pc is too high” in the v panel. I’m assuming the answer is most likely yes, but if a computer like that were to be used for millbox, could it possibly come up with inaccurate toolpaths and cause fit issues?

 

[TKTECH97]

Coming from my personal familiarity of PCs in a general sense, the processing power specifically may be causing you issues. Do you know what CPU you're using and how much RAM you have available?

 

[Affinity]

YES! Ive had thumbdrives that didnt adequately store a .nc file and it wouldnt mill, put the same file on a different thumb drive, worked fine. If you have load on pc is too high errors, then youve answered your own question.

 

[MoosetheGoose]

YES! Ive had thumbdrives that didnt adequately store a .nc file and it wouldnt mill, put the same file on a different thumb drive, worked fine. If you have load on pc is too high errors, then youve answered your own question.

I figured. Thankyou.