AutoCAD Civil3D 2014 and 2015...

It's the Civil3D package (though usually I just operate it with the base AutoCAD profile minus Civil3D extensions) Ran pretty well on Windows 7 also, but there still seems to be some performance improvement on Windows 10. Might just be the background OS processes running a little better.

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Posted: 07/24/2016 at 9:34PM

So we're nearing the end of july. -- ElbertoHokie 07/23/2016 3:28PM

Read it's easy to revert once your ID is stored on MS servers -- pburg_hokie 07/23/2016 6:09PM

I did and I have one enduring problem -- Baltimore Hokie 07/23/2016 4:38PM

Puzzles me re: the number of Win10 issues or trepidation in general. -- PhotoHokieNC 07/23/2016 5:57PM

January 2020 is when everything ends for Windows 7. ** -- capitals1 07/23/2016 4:27PM

Go for it, plus I thought they were dropping W7 support. -- Ti Hokie 07/23/2016 4:27PM

Personal vote yes... -- CivilHokie 07/23/2016 4:19PM

What CAD are you using? I'm assuming Auto CAD platform. -- 48zip 07/23/2016 4:34PM

AutoCAD Civil3D 2014 and 2015... -- CivilHokie 07/24/2016 9:34PM

Thanks. Just curious.We use Carlson and I was looking for +/- experiences. -- 48zip 07/25/2016 10:36AM

I haven't used Carlson, but looks good ... -- CivilHokie 07/25/2016 2:34PM

Re: So we're nearing the end of july. -- PhotoHokieNC 07/23/2016 3:38PM

AutoCAD Civil3D 2014 and 2015...

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