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Re: What program is really recomanded?

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Originally Posted by suj View Post
how long do you guys think an import from pro e on solidworks 09 on a acer aspire 3050 with ram upgraded to 2 gb's will take? my processor is amd sempron mobile with an ati radeo 1100 series graphics set
So...you're using Pro/E already and want to use Solidworks instead, or you have a native Pro/E file and want to open it in Solidworks?

If the former, Solidworks probably isn't any faster or slower than Pro/E. It could take quite a while to convert from another file format (STEP, IGES, etc) though. I have a P4 single core 3.4 ghz with 4 gigs of RAM and an Nvidia 7800 GTX at work and I've had to open STEP files of assemblies that took 10-15 minutes to convert/render.

It all depends on how large the file is, whether it's an assembly, or parts, etc etc.
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