Friday I posted the AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011 system requirements as detailed by Autodesk. However, today I’m going to cover what workstation components provide the most benefit for your budget dollars and what kind of configuration is ideal for running the new Civil 3D release.
First of all, there is a huge change in Civil 3D 2011 that has the most dramatic affect on your workstation build: it is now offered as a  64-bit native program. What does this mean for you? You can now utilize more than just 3 GB of …

The following system requirements list is straight from the Autodesk website found here. Use this as a basis for determining if your current workstations have the capabilities of running Civil 3D 2011 properly. Monday I’ll be running a follow-up post with my recommendations of which PC components are the most important when determining the configuration of your workstations. I’ll also list what I would consider an ideal machine for running Civil 3D 2011 that is within a reasonable budget.
Here’s Autodesk’s System Requirements:

For 32-Bit AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011

Windows® 7 Enterprise, Ultimate, Professional, …

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