Did some one mention cluttered.
nice jacket...and i see a 20 in the corner
ssd was costly even with the employee discount and my computer/wife ratio was not computing
Quote from: Pacu on December 15, 2010, 01:39:13 AMnice jacket...and i see a 20 in the corner What that twenty ontop of the printer Warning dont sell anything to Bob lol
It's only 8GB. I would have liked to have more but I was trying to keep the cost down. Yeah the switch to 64bit made a big difference for us because Autocad is such a memory hog. Our XP32 systems would only recognize 3.25GB of ram with 4GB installed and Autocad would crash when it used anything over 2GB even with the "3GB switch" on. So now with Win7-64 Autocad can use almost all of the 8GB and so far it's been pretty stable. Quote from: Pacu on December 15, 2010, 11:54:03 PMssd was costly even with the employee discount and my computer/wife ratio was not computing I hear ya. Thats why my home setup is a 13" laptop on a small table beside the couch. What are the other specs on your desktop? It looks pretty cool
Quote from: Dunc on December 15, 2010, 04:14:23 PMQuote from: Pacu on December 15, 2010, 01:39:13 AMnice jacket...and i see a 20 in the corner What that twenty ontop of the printer Warning dont sell anything to Bob lolI pay cash for everything
My new work workstation I just got about a month ago I'm a CADD speSmurfpillst so I use ton of different software, but I had this built specifically for Civil 3D 2011 64bit- i7 875K 2.9 GHz (overclocked to 3.2 GHz) - 8GB ram - Nvidia Quadro FX 1800 (768MB DDR3 vram) - 100GB Patriot Inferno SSD - ~$2,500 custom built from Xi computers (comparable custom Dell ~$6,300) (Image removed from quote.)
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