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    X3100 using 3D Design softwares?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by wheelhot, Nov 21, 2007.

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    Hi,
    Im new here and sorry if I post this thread in the wrong place. Anyway since you guys are all gamers, I wonder if the new updated MacBook w/ X3100 would be able to run 3D Design softwares like SolidWorks?

    I will be using Win XP to run SolidWorks and only use XP to play games that are not available for Mac and I wont connect to the internet on XP due to it will attract virus if I dont take care of it properly.

    I mostly will be using OS X for pretty much everything. I dun like Vista so far cause my cuz just bought a HP w/ Vista and its slow even when there is not many apps on it (imagine once there is a lot of apps, I did some disabling and it did improve the speed but its just as fast as my current corrupted Win XP). My current XP now starts to slow down even after I did a lot of changes to make it faster but I guess it has something to do with the programs I installed and run.

    Oh yeah and how much of RAM you all suggest me to upgrade?
     
    wheelhot, Nov 21, 2007
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