Hi jccourtney,
The problem you see is not due to your PC configuration, it's a bug in the example we have in our library.
I just realise that I have the same problem on my side.
I'll see if I can fix it and I'll let you know.
But to answer your question, I'm running on a gaming laptop and pretty much everything runs smoothly.
Processor : Intel i7-8750H @ 2.20 GHz (really running at 3.5 GHz according to the Task manager)
RAM : 16 GB
Graphic card : Nvidia Geforce 1070
Edit : I already found the problem, robot 1 (R1) doesn't have the same Speed and Joint Speed as the other two.
Simply double click the robot -> "Parameter" -> "Speed (mm/s)" = 1000 and "Joint Speed (deg/sec)" = 200
That should bring them pretty close to synchronizing.
If you want them to be really in sync, you can dig deeper in Python and create a real multi-treading program.
The problem you see is not due to your PC configuration, it's a bug in the example we have in our library.
I just realise that I have the same problem on my side.
I'll see if I can fix it and I'll let you know.
But to answer your question, I'm running on a gaming laptop and pretty much everything runs smoothly.
Processor : Intel i7-8750H @ 2.20 GHz (really running at 3.5 GHz according to the Task manager)
RAM : 16 GB
Graphic card : Nvidia Geforce 1070
Edit : I already found the problem, robot 1 (R1) doesn't have the same Speed and Joint Speed as the other two.
Simply double click the robot -> "Parameter" -> "Speed (mm/s)" = 1000 and "Joint Speed (deg/sec)" = 200
That should bring them pretty close to synchronizing.
If you want them to be really in sync, you can dig deeper in Python and create a real multi-treading program.