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This thread's nearly 2 years old guys.....

Combination of how they're stacked and Instagram filters blowing out the saturation.

Where did you buy yours? Our main equipment supplier isn't a Graphtec dealer so we're having to find someone new.

What kind of issues does it have? We're looking at adding a Graphtec to our shop soon.

Yeah no.

How bad is the orange and red fading on the 80600? We're looking at one for the expanded gamut. Most of what we produce is only outdoors for 1-3 years, so not sure how bad any possible fading will effect us.

From memory this is what our VS-640 uses, although you'll have to double check whether it fits the XC-540. OLFA KB Art Knife Blades for Model AK-1, AK-4 | eBay

That's true for GPU's but not so much for RAM. The only special sauce baked into ECC memory is the error correction. Memory clock speed is typically lower for ECC memory compared to Non-ECC.

What are you upgrading to?

Who are you buying through? We've been getting some quotes on an S80600 but haven't been getting that low on inks. I know your volume is probably higher than ours but I'm curious.

Subtle.... /s

Go demo both, a lot of the feedback you're getting here is going to be comparing the Graphtec to the older GX series rather than the GR. We demo'd both Roland and Graphtec and the new GR is night and day compared to the old GX series. Build quality and cutting performance were on par with the...

From memory it's because of halftones set to Error Diffusion as default, rather than Dither as with Versaworks. It's a little slower, but if you've got the time and CPU horsepower it does make a difference in output quality.

Are you running Versaworks as an Administrator?

We just re-import another copy. That's the way we do it, especially when doing a run that requires over the 250 max copy limit.

Just double check that you're running the latest firmware. I know the local Roland dealer here was having some issues with erratic movement, but it was fixed in a firmware update.

Are you using USB or the ethernet connection?

Is there any particular reason you're trying to centralize all of that computing power? Just as ever shrinking manufacturing nodes have allowed for 20+ core counts on high end Xeon products, they've also given options on the other side of the price scale with low power consumption units such as...

Are you sure your media is loaded dead square? Our VS only does the feed steps between reading crop marks 1 & 2 when it thinks the media is skewed.

Just had a quick look at uscutter.com - and I really shouldn't have. They sell Avery 900 Supercast for almost the same price we pay for Avery monomeric here in Australia :(