mjco23

Welcome aboard. For what it sounds like you want you simply need to use traditional overlay construction (see the help, reference manual, or knowledge base) In attached image all cabinets use traditional overlay. The ones on the left are simplest and only require traditional overlay (36" cabinet, wide top rail, increased reveal) Middle cabinets us a molding to extend tops up (36" cabinet extended top rail) Two cabinets on the right use a custom door symbol. (36: cabinet extended top rail) This is the only advanced method) see post I made in tips section on "cabinet hacks" if you want to go that way. I don't explain it , only put examples that you can open. Open the symbols and cabinet DBXs to learn from. Lastly not included here you can use "blank areas" to create reveals. I do that with cabinets that list a "0" reveal and usually "0" separation for the construction. Then all reveals and all separations are added manually. This is also advanced and will require a bit of trial and error to learn. Going forward it's a good idea to fill out your signature with software version ans system information. Makes it easier to answer some questions.

I have similar experience on my Spectre (fine on the Sager) I talked with Chief at IBS/KBIS and was told they had issues until they upgraded driver on Intel cards they tested. I tried to update the driver from Windows, then with the Intel update tool. Both were a no go so I downloaded the standalone driver and updated. That was not good at all. While it was faster got some very weird things pixelization in Standard View and PBR was almost black so I had to roll back. Hoping that they improve for the final release, I expect they are aware of issues. On my end also hoping for a BIOS update on the HP so I can bump the driver.