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2008-09-15 06:41 PM
2008-09-15
06:41 PM
Giacomo
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2008-09-15 09:42 PM
2008-09-15
09:42 PM
No, Archicad doesn't.
But, 8 Gigamegs is good overall - you could be doing Photoshop, run the OS, have Artlantis renderings going strong AND run in Archicad without noticing a slowdown. I have 16 Gb and my MacPro never goes much over 12. A waste of capital!!!
If you want to spend money making Archicad go better, get the 512 Mg video card - this will make OpenGL work better.
But, 8 Gigamegs is good overall - you could be doing Photoshop, run the OS, have Artlantis renderings going strong AND run in Archicad without noticing a slowdown. I have 16 Gb and my MacPro never goes much over 12. A waste of capital!!!
If you want to spend money making Archicad go better, get the 512 Mg video card - this will make OpenGL work better.
Dwight Atkinson
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2008-09-16 10:31 AM
2008-09-16
10:31 AM
Thank You... I'll wait for the new iMac: I hope will be 4-core with a good video card, I think it could be the better choice for a computer to change every 2 year...

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2008-09-16 10:38 AM
2008-09-16
10:38 AM
That is generally a good approach as long as you are not dong renderings in Artlantis all the time......
Dwight Atkinson