That is a clever solution. I don’t know how long it would have taken me to notice this path.
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Well…CloudCompare is working now!!
I posted the issue on the CC forum and got a reply with 3 possible solutions. One of them was to disable the option “loading clouds on GPU for faster display”. This actually worked but then I also realized that I had not checked NVIDIA 3D-settings (for programs) in which you can set which graphics card CC will use when it is active. I added CC to that list manually and set it to use the RTX2060 (instead of the integrated GPU) and that also did the trick.
I was able to work in CC for about half an hour and made my first mesh out of 3 pointclouds, without crashing! I’m not 100% sure it will hold in longer sessions, but i think that this solved the issue.
Unfortunately this does not apply to Revo Studio… 
…allready tried… 
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Wow…it looks like this is working!!
RevoStudio opens fine and I’m inside the GUI. It’s getting late so I will be checking this out later.
Obviously not the most charming solution but if it works then it’s fine with me…
Thanks for the tip! 
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I forgot about that solution to check what graphic card the program uses , thanks for the reminder .
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