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Asus 100T

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Frix57
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Asus 100T

Does anyone have any experience  running Trueview on this machine?

The 100T model runs full Windows 8.1 and

 

  • Intel Atom 1.3GHz, up to 1.8GHz 1MB L2 Cache Processor
  • 2GB LPDDR3 system memory

Thank you

Rick Jones

 

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ukdxb012
in reply to: Frix57

Is it installed? I had a similar issue on a very low spec machine. After doing some digging and research I decided to try adding the switch /nohardware to the target in the Trueview shortcut by right clicking on the shortcut, going to properties and adding a space after the text and then /nohardware

Give it a shot!

I've provided a link which shows how to do it for AutoCAD... http://blogs.rand.com/support/2013/04/autocad-where-in-the-world-is-my-hardware-acceleration.html and refer to Another way would be to turn this off while you launch 🙂

Hope it works


Duncan Brannan
UK/EMEIA CAD Operations Manager
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pendean
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What's the screen resolution on that tiny low-end pocket-book you want to buy?
Here are the system requiurements, looks like you barely meet the bottom/minimum end http://images.autodesk.com/adsk/files/DWG_TrueView_2015.pdf
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ukdxb012
in reply to: Frix57

If your need is to purely view drawings then you could look at A360 or AutoCAD 360 as an alternative solution if you don't quite meet the spec for Trueview 2015.


Duncan Brannan
UK/EMEIA CAD Operations Manager
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