Understanding Performance Using Civil 3D

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This Civil 3D video describes Performance and how it relates to: RAM, virtual memory, 32 bit and 64 bit applications and operating systems (Windows XP and Vista). Well continue with some performace enhancing recommendations and end with some frequently asked questions such as:
When will we have a 64 bit version of Civil 3D?
Is Windows 7 supported?
I am upgrading, what should I buy?
Task Manager never shows Civil 3D using all the available RAM, why not?



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Civil 3D
C3D
32 bit
64 bit
Windows 7
Vista
RAM
VM
virtual memory
swap file
page file
swap disk
Task Manager
32-bit
64-b