Both Cura and Orca are slicer software used to generate Gcode for 3D printing. When it comes to choosing between the two for your Ender 3 V2, it largely depends on personal preference and the specific results you're aiming for.

Cura is widely used and has a large user community, offering a userfriendly interface and a plethora of preconfigured settings profiles for different printers.
Orca, on the other hand, might have a more focused feature set with certain optimizations.

For the default settings, both Cura and Orca may have presets for the Ender 3 V2. However, these settings can change based on the version of the software you are using. It's recommended to start with the default settings for your printer model and then finetune them based on the material you're using, the quality you desire, and any specific requirements for your prints.

Remember that 3D printing settings can be quite specific and can involve trial and error. It's a good idea to print calibration prints and make gradual adjustments to settings like layer height, print speed, temperature, and infill density to achieve the desired results.

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