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my pc was slow down while working w/ revit:
The specification of my pc
CPU P4 2.4 Gb.
DDR Ram 512 Mb.
Display AGP 32 Mb.
does anyone has experient about this topic.?
your comment would be appreciated.
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What opperating system are you using?
What else is running in the background when you have Revit open?
Just a guess, but it can't help, you might try going to www.downloads.com and searching for "free ram" or "memory optimization"
You can download some free tools that will correct some "memory leak" problems.
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Thanks for reply.
OS windows NT 4.0 srvpack 6.0
I did not open any application while working w/ revit.
I modifield project that take about 5.2 Mb. which is contain component inside such as office furniture and
other component for interior office design.
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Tanapong S.
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We've found that a gig of ram is minimum for running Revit at our firm. Personally I would recommend more if you can get your hands on it.
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Yes, the more RAM the better. I have 1GB here at work, but the next PC purchase for either work or home will have 2GB minimum.
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Certainly, the more RAM the better - but I can work very effeciently on smaller projects with only 256Mb. So memory optimization may be in order. Also, check how many windows you have open in a project - try keeping it around 4-5. Normally you shouldn't need any more.
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Yes, the more RAM the better. I have 1GB here at work, but the next PC purchase for either work or home will have 2GB minimum.
Tom
We have baught 3 new computers for Revit. They are equipted with 2GB RAM, Nvidia Quadro FX1400 graphic card, 3Ghz dual processor. We are a arcitectual offic, and are working with big projects. Even with that equipment surtain comands are working slow, but much better than before.
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I would also recomend to upgrade your video card... 32meg does not cut it anymore 
is there any reason you are runing NT?
and yes, 2gig of ram is minimum! it's so cheap today there is no reason not to have it 
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