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    Has anyone installed the Monster Service Pack? What are your opinions? I feel as if performance on my home system got noticeably sluggish. Anyone else? The IT Division has not approved it yet here at work.......

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    Hi Shannon

    Please note I've *moved* this thread from the Coffee Without CAD Forum to this one as I feel this particular Forum is a more appropriate place for such a topic.

    Why?

    Hopefully this thread will generate some good information + I believe the Coffee Without CAD Forum will be spring cleaned once in a while.

    Thanks, Mike

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    I'm waiting for Service Pack 5 before I touch it.

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    Hi

    Yes I've installed Service Pack 2 on my home PC (XP Pro), at the moment I've not got AutoCAD installed on that machine, therefore can't really comment on that side of things.

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    Have a browse of the following threads -

    Windows Updates

    Windows - SP2

    Have a good one, Mike
    Last edited by Mike.Perry; 2004-09-07 at 09:19 PM. Reason: A little more info added

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    I just got an e-mail newsletter from our AutoCAD dealer (CVIS) advising us not to install SP2. They say, "Right now SP2 is only going to get in the way unless you're in between projects and have time to test it out "

    Michael Evans
    Togawa & Smith, Inc.

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    Default Re: Win XP SP2

    Installed SP2 last week. So far no problems with any programs including AutoCAD.

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    Installed SP2 last week on XP home. 2.8ghz, 512ram, 32mb video ram, ADT 2004. No problems... yet - Priceless. For everything else there's Mastercard.

    At work, IT controls EVERYTHING!! No SP2 yet. It'll probably be years before we see it here.

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    Installed it here Beginning of this week, no Ill effects other than I find my machine a little slower. Running a dell P4 2.66GHZ 512MB Ram NVIDIA geforce 5200FX.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shannon.summers
    Has anyone installed the Monster Service Pack? What are your opinions? I feel as if performance on my home system got noticeably sluggish. Anyone else? The IT Division has not approved it yet here at work.......
    I just downloaded this at home. And my system is noticeably slower!!!!! Not too happy about that. IT installed it here at work a week or two ago and I run AutoCAD 2005. There has been no trouble at all with my workstation here at work.

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    Installed SP2 last week here at work. Intel P4, 1.8ghz, 512 ram, NVIDIA Geforce 440x. Running Autocad 2004. Machine was sluggish until cold boot. So far no other problems have surfaced.

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