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JUST WONDERING WHAT OTHER PEOPLE RUN BECAUSE WE ARE TRYING TO UPGRADE OUR COMPUTERS. REVIT 9 WORKS DECENT BUT THEN WHEN WE IMPORT A TOPO IT TOTALLY SLOWS DOWN TO ALMOST UNBEARABLE. WE HAVE DELLS WITH 1.78 GIG PROCESSOR WITH 512 RAM AND 2 256 GRAPHIC CARDS. ANY SUGGESTIONS? I THINK WE NEED LOTS OF MORE RAM. NO ONE AT WORK IS AGREEING.
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i think you need atleast 2Gb of Ram, 1 Gb minimum
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I'm running a Dell M70 Precision Workstation laptop with a 2.13 Ghz Pentium M processor with 2G RAM and an nVidia Quadro FX Go 1400 graphics card. This set up works well with large toporaghic models.
More Ram is likely necessary, I think Revit recommends 1G min. for Revit 8 & 9.
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AMD Athlon 64 processor 3500+
clockspeed 2.21 Ghz
2 Gig Ram
Nvidia Geforce 6800 xt, better is one which also can work with Acad 2007 (see the site)
Monitor Samsung 242 mp
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AMD Athlon 64x2 3800+
I GIG of ram
Nvidia Geforce 6800 GT, 256MB
WD Raptor 10,000rpm boot drive & applications
Raid 1 for data
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you definitely need more RAM. i have worked on machines with 512 MB, 1 GB, and 2 GB. the difference is amazing. the 512 are nearly unproductive with their speeds. my machine here at the office is a 3.2 GHz Pentium Processor, with 2 GB RAM. it works fine. i have been running Revit, Photoshop and AutoCAD simultaneously and it works fine. (it is a dual core processor)
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alright thanks guys.
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Hello,
I have had many machines running with both atholon 64s, and top end pentiums.
the problem is with the small data pipelines on the chip.
I found a juicy solution.
Use this configuration and your machine will scream with revit...
THE BUILD
-Dual core intel XEON 3.2ghz 1066 mhz front side bus CPU
-motherboard with PCIexpress
-4 gb ddr2 DIMM memory
256 MB PCIexpress NVIDIA QUADRO FX3500
US$3500.00
smooth as silk my friends
cal crawf
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