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Should a video card for Revit cost $100 or $1000?

RFO Co-founder iru69 recently (14 October) updated his very detailed post on video cards and Revit at: Revit Hardware : Video Graphic Cards I recommend that you read this prior to investing in a new g…

2012-10-18 · Luke Johnson
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NVIDIA drivers 295.73 WHQL – download

This is the first WHQL-certified driver from the R295 family of drivers. It is the recommended upgrade for all GeForce users… These drivers come packed with GeForce-exclusive performance and quality e…

2012-02-21 · Luke Johnson
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Certified Revit Graphics driver list

The Autodesk Certified Hardware page allows filtering by the products you intend to use (ie. Revit). This page should be your ‘first stop’ when installing or updating your Graphics Card / Display driv…

2011-08-26 · Luke Johnson
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New NVIDIA DRIVERS 275.33 WHQL available

Increases performance for GeForce 400 Series and 500 Series GPUs in several PC games… Hopefully (but not definitely) this means it may improve graphic performance in Revit. NVIDIA DRIVERS 275.33 WHQL…

2011-06-01 · Luke Johnson
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Revit and your Graphics Card

quote “I have been asked by a few customers if Revit will cache textures in graphics RAM just like a game system might? … I am happy to say the answer is yes – Revit will fully use this RAM and the gr…

2011-03-08 · Luke Johnson
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Using Nvidia nview with Windows 7 64-bit

Have you struggled to install nview on Windows 7 64-bit? Here are the steps: Step 1 – Download the latest Drivers from the nVidia website Step 2 – Download WinRAR (you could use 7-zip) Step 3 – Open t…

2010-09-27 · Luke Johnson