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    Cool Revit on Windows 7

    I just got my hands on Windows 7 and now I am running Revit on it. Everything works smoothly.
    Just wanted to let you know.

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    How is the overall performance of Windows 7 vs Vista ?

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    Quote Originally Posted by rmejia View Post
    How is the overall performance of Windows 7 vs Vista ?
    Works fine on mine as well. It is faster so far but that could be because it is a clean install and not blocked up with all the rubbish that I install

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    Just saw this on my favourite web comic XKCD: Makes quite a good point, even if it is slightly off topic.
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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    I've been running Revit x64 on Windows 7 x64 and everything seems to be working swell. I haven't put it to the screws yet to see how much of a difference there is.

    I've actually installed all of my programs in Windows 7 without a single hitch - everything is running fine. The OS is a lot faster than Vista too. Awesome.

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    Quote Originally Posted by Phillip_Miller View Post
    Works fine on mine as well. It is faster so far but that could be because it is a clean install and not blocked up with all the rubbish that I install
    My thoughts exactly.

    P.S. Currently I am on Win XP.

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    I have been testing Windows 7 (32 bit) and find it to be very stable/good performance. I just replaced the 32 bit install with the 64 bit this weekend it it runs very well with Revit 64 bit.

    If you are interested in testing, here is a link to download and get your own license. The download is only available until Jan 24 and the license expires in Aug 2009.

    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...-download.aspx

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    Recieved an email yesterday from Microsoft saying;

    "Download the beta before February 10th, to get a firsthand look at what's new or take a sneak peek at what's coming and watch the videos."

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    I tried the Windows 7 beta, couldn't get rid of it faast enough.

    My machine was originally made with Vista pre-installed, I then setup dual booting into XP Pro.

    The RAM usage differences between the two systems was quite large. After all startup apps started and system settled vista was into the 1.2Gb mark (no Aero, 1.35Gb with Aero), Xp is around 570Mb.

    After installing Windows 7 x64 there was a slight improvement on the mem usage with Aero, a touch under 1.1Gb, mind you this was not with all startup apps installed yet, I couldn't get past all the crashes with Win 7. So I dumped it quickly and reinstalled Win XP (32 bit only).

    My machine is a 4Gb system so without the 64 bit I loose access to about 0.5Gb of mem on XP but when you look at the fact that the 0.5Gb is eaten up by the OS anyway there is no point.

    I tried XP x64 but too many driver problems and not refined enough for me.

    Another gripe with VISTA and WIN 7 is the processor usage was always up and down on idle. 5%, then 30%, sometimes VISTA hangs around 70-80% so the machine was always running hot and the fans pumping away, XP hovers at 2-5% processor usage and stays cool.

    Maybe they'll get it right with Windows 8.

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    Default Re: Revit on Windows 7

    Quote Originally Posted by Batman View Post
    Maybe they'll get it right with Windows 8.
    Considering the time they have been in business and no guarantee of coming up with anything anybody would appreciate 100%, I think we will have to go through it and just wait for "Windows Stimulus-1.0 32bit OS" to come out. hehe...

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