Hello all, I am using Cadence IC 6.10 with latest patches on a Dell Xeon 1900 server which has 4 GB of RAM and runs RHEL 4.x WS. The cadence install is kept on a file server which is mounted by these servers. We generally remote login into the server from computers on the same network. The windows PC has 512MB GeForce800 card and I use Xmanager or X-Win32 for starting a X session. The machine itself has 4GB of RAM and 3Ghz processor. The resolution is set to 1920X1080. I also used another machine with 1680X1050 resolution. When I am doing layouts and if I click the edge of a big polygon to stretch it or try to move the polygon, the display is very slow and jerky. The stretching edge is not able to follow my mouse. If I move the polygon, it is redrawn for every cursor move and is slow. It makes doing layouts impossible. If I move the mouse to the final position, then the edge or the polygon is drawn there after some delay. This problem does not exists when I work on Cadence IC 5.141 version running on the same server. The difference I noticed was that in Cadence 6 the contents of the dragging polygon is shown however in Cadence 5.141 only outline is shown while stretching. Can the continuous redraw at higher resolution be causing this problem? Is the server memory to low? It does the same thing even if nothing is running on the server and Cadence has 3.5 GB of memory available. Can it be a network issue? Does Cadence 6 need more bandwidth? Is there a way to turn of this "show contents of window while dragging" feature? I have same the issue if I log into the server using a Linux machine instead of Windows machine. I started a vnc session on the server and used XVNC to login and the performance is better. I am not sure why. If I work at lower resolutions with VNC it is also much better but not as smooth as Cadence 5.141 is. Any suggestions will be really helpful. I am trying to help others to transition to new version of Cadence but this seems to be a big roadblock. I would be grateful for any replies. Regards, Vaibhav