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Re: How to Open 118 CAD File?
I opened it up pretty easily in both inventor 2013 solidworks at home on a pretty crappy computer. Try opening it in a different CAD program. In order to really look at the model, you will need to look at individual assemblies, not the whole thing at once.
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15-04-2014, 19:21
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Re: How to Open 118 CAD File?
Opened it up no problem in Creo with an i5 (no OC) and 8GB of RAM.
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15-04-2014, 21:51
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Re: How to Open 118 CAD File?
It took me a mighty long time for the file to open with computer specs lower than the ones you talked about. I have 12GB of RAM and my computer is telling me that Inventor is using 3.2 of the 8.0 in use.
As a side note the new Inventor is looking good. I haven't had time to play with it but I will have a chance soon.
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