How can you see I have low framerate when I select the camera object
for zooming I used "shift+c" "numpad ." key combinations
This issue is not related to my hardware, I have the latest video driver installed, I have the latest stable version of video bios
All other applications are working properly (Maya, 3ds max, marmoset, substance, blender 2.79 and other 3d software)
In blender 2.79 I have no such problems.
My computer configuration fully meets the requirements of blender 2.8
I have this issue on Windows 7/10

In T61339#634834, @Jacques Lucke (JacquesLucke) wrote:

@Ilya (nicknick) do you still plan to upload the video or has this been fixed?

Yes I will upload video one of these days

In T61339#621226, @Sebastian Parborg (zeddb) wrote:

Do you have the same issue as in T61474 ?

In T61339#617638, @Sebastian Parborg (zeddb) wrote:

You can run blender with --debug-value 23 and see if any value changes drastically when you have selected the camera object.

In T61339#616814, @Sebastian Parborg (zeddb) wrote:

Do you have the latest nvidia drivers?

It's odd that changing the power management doesn't help as this seem to be a issue where your card is clocking down because it thinks you not using it for anything.

In T61339#616790, @Sebastian Parborg (zeddb) wrote:

Does this happen if you disable powersave in the nvidia control panel? https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3130/~/setting-power-management-mode-from-adaptive-to-maximum-performance

In T60707#603677, @William Reynish (billreynish) wrote:

This doesn't appear to be a bug, but a suggestion for a feature inside the Inset tool.

The depth feature just offsets the result along the normals. What you are suggesting is a bit more advanced. Sounds like a nice idea.

It may be a good suggestion, but I'm almost certain it's not a bug.