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MAC hardware, Windows 7 (via BootCamp) with AutoCAD Civil (sacreligious?)

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bob_basques
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MAC hardware, Windows 7 (via BootCamp) with AutoCAD Civil (sacreligious?)

All,

Looking to bump up the Hardw on some Civil workstations.

Did some investigation with Dell options, and maxing these out, get's into the realm of akming a MAC workstation look feasible cost wise, the big pondering point for me is how the Video end is handled.

I suppose it might be a possible problem to get Video items to work stably while in 3D mode?

Any thought?

bobb
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omc-usnr
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I'd like to not support the corporate idiots at both Microsoft and Autodesk, but unfortunately, there's no decent, affordable, interchangable civil / site / drafting program out there for Apple.

Acad products on a Mac require too much redundancy for me.

Reid
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Anonymous
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Bear in mind that buying a Mac will require buying a copy of Windows at
full price and either running Boot Camp which will make using Mac
functions require a reboot or using Parallels which will slow down Acad
and add compatibility issues.

bob.basques@ci.stpaul.mn.us wrote:
> All,
>
> Looking to bump up the Hardw on some Civil workstations.
>
> Did some investigation with Dell options, and maxing these out, get's into the realm of akming a MAC workstation look feasible cost wise, the big pondering point for me is how the Video end is handled.
>
> I suppose it might be a possible problem to get Video items to work stably while in 3D mode?
>
> Any thought?
>
> bobb

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