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NVidia Maximus
NVidia Maximus allows you to link up a Quadro card for graphics, and a Tesla card for data processing. This allows programs to unload intensive data processing operations off of the CPU that are better suited to the parallel nature … Continue reading
Posted in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Hardware, Navisworks, Revit, Visualization
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Input Devices and AutoCAD
Touch Screens We are now seeing the wide scale adoption of the touch screen as an input device. AutoCAD for Mac supports gestures when using the Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad. We even have a version of AutoCAD (WS) for … Continue reading
Posted in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Architecture, Civil 3D, GIS, Hardware, Mac, Map 3D, Mobile Computing, Revit, Topobase
Tagged Health, Keyboard Shortcuts, Speed
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Autodesk Product Suite Cascading
Autodesk suites have been increasing in popularity since their release. They give you get a lot of power and flexibility at a reduced cost. They’re a great solution and we’ve got a lot of customers using them. However, with the … Continue reading
Posted in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Architecture, BIM, Civil 3D, GIS, Hardware, Map 3D, MEP, Navisworks, Revit, Subscription, Topobase
Tagged Building Design Suite, FlexLM, License Cascading, Licensing, LMTools, Network Licensing, Subscription
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Effective Inexpensive Backups – Part 5 of 5
Goal – Make backups that allow us to recreate the complete configuration of a machine to its exact state at any time in the past. This backs up the programs, all configurations, etc. and is valuable if your hard drive … Continue reading
Effective Inexpensive Backups – Part 4 of 5
After you make the batch files you will need to schedule them in Windows Task Scheduler (Windows XP or Windows 7). Make sure both machines are on when the backup is scheduled. You will need to run the scheduled task … Continue reading
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