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I am looking at using a Nvidia Quadro FX 3700 PC1e (512)mb single card for Revit 9.0, has anyone had experience with this card? My files range from 80 - 480 mb and I am trying to improve performance and am undable to switch to a 64 bit processor and os. I have heard a gaming card works better than a CAD card?
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you have heard correctly, I have a Twin NVDIA Geforce 8800 GT, I am hoping that the new version 2010 which is supposed to be fully 64 bit will even work better. The ACad card is not needed. Revit does not use the advantages of it and for a fast one they cost 2 to 3 times as much.
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