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If so, are you running into any problems? How is Windows 7 (64bit) in general? We're thinking about upgrading to Windows 7 (64bit) Professional because Autodesk recommends it. - Microsoft® Windows® 7 64-bit Enterprise, Ultimate, Professional, or Home Premium
- Quad Core Intel® Xeon® Processor (2.50 GHz, 2X6M L2, 1333) or equivalent AMD processor
- 8 GB RAM (or more)
- 1,280 x 1,024 monitor with true color
- 1 GB (or more) DirectX® 9-capable graphics card with Shader Model 3. Find out more about recommended graphics hardware.
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My company has been running Revit on Windows 7 x64 Pro for a while now, and I have not noticed any complications that would be caused by the OS. Seems to be very stable and runs well on 7.
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Hi I am running on Windows 7 (64 Bit) - had to change to this OS as previously had VISTA and it was really unstable on that!! Seems to be running fine on Windows 7. Hope this helps. MWells
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lol only issue i had with windows 7 is our fossil HP plotter had no windows 7 drivers.... but it is super old, it should be in a museum with the rest of the dinosaurs
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windows 7 64-bit works great! I haven't noticed any incompatibility.
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yep no problems here as well. But as someone said just had to modify the drivers for all the printers. As some are running 64 and others are not
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No issues so far......
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No problem with W7 64-Pro
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I'm kind of late to reply to this, but I have a Dell M6500 with a Quad Core 1.83Ghz (Turbo 3.2Ghz) i7 Intel processor running W7-64-bit. Couldn't be more happy. It HAS in fact crashed on me, but overall Revit is more stable in this environment, as is Inventor and 3dsMax 2010, 2011. I can't begin to explain the frustrations I had using Revit on Vista-64 bit. I tried rotating an object in 3D on it, crash. Opened it on my W7-64bit, did the same thing, worked fine. Both have workhorse processors, both have tons of RAM, both have insane graphics cards. Windows 7 was the only major difference. Convince yourself or your boss that for an extra $200+ you can upgrade out of Vista! -rbcameron1
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Windows Vista is like the Pinto of operating systems, you can't put a 64 bit engine in it and expect the whole car from falling apart under the weight
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