When I used neo4j Desktop to print 2000 nodes, I found that the graphical interface was very stuck, but the GPU performance interface in the Performance Manager showed that my GPU usage was even less than 1%. I wonder if you can solve this problem.
Can you clarify what you mean by "print 2000 nodes."? Do you mean exporting the graph and printing it outside of the Desktop application? If so, what format are you using when saving the graph? I've run into some rendering/performance issues with larger SVG files but not with PNG formatted files.
sorry, let's make it clear. Print here I mean when I use the order:
match (n) return n;
In the brower, the desktop will give a choise "Graph" and I can view the database.
The total node count I used to test is 2000 nodes. Then, when I try to do some style change like drag the nodes, it is really stuck.
That clarification helped. When retrieving a large number of nodes in the Desktop version, I have to be careful that I only have a single window (in the Desktop) running as the others are still technically running in the background and can affect the rendering speed. I'm running Win11 Enterprise, 64 Bit, with 16Gb of memory and an Intel I7 CPU.
I can probably understand what you mean, but this is not what I want to ask, because I am not stuck due to the side-by-side operation of multiple projects, I think I am stuck because the desktop version does not make full use of my hardware resources, so I want to repeat my question is, why is the utilization rate of hardware (except memory) very low while rendering stuck?