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Hi all , I am a previous revit structure user and now i have started a job using revit architecture 2010. My main tasks are to import sat files created in inventor and creat rendered images with the combined sat files. I would just like a pc spec that i can put forth to the company here as my pc at the moment is very slow and very annoying. Sean
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Check the threads, below for computer spec for revit. You'll find some things are important and others are not. Alot has been written about this subject.
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