professional programs compatible with 64 bit view

[castello_di_carta]

Dear colleagues, I would need your help, having intention to buy new professional notebook (of precision m4400) with installed business view 64 bit, I would need to know if, in addition to the classic 64-bit autodesk programs (revit and autocad) there are incompatibilities with the classic office programs (technical study geometra) docfa, pregeo and voltura. from research carried out on the various forums I can not come to head, and I would need a test "on the head". Thank you.
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[gfrank]

you must see in the sites of the various programs (autodesk for revit and autocad - agency of the territory for the programs docfa pregeo voltura) compatibility with the various operating systems

 

[ombra81]

Dear colleagues, I would need your help, having intention to buy new professional notebook (of precision m4400) with installed business view 64 bit, I would need to know if, in addition to the classic 64-bit autodesk programs (revit and autocad) there are incompatibilities with the classic office programs (technical study geometra) docfa, pregeo and voltura. from research carried out on the various forums I can not come to head, and I would need a test "on the head". Thank you.
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Unfortunately for 64 there is not much to do. you could bypass the problem by creating a second partition on your hard disk and installing it over windows xp or virtualizing windows xp thanks to a software called virtualbox (freely downloadable from the site) or similar:finger:

(I have passed from xp to view64 for a few months to enlarge quantity of pc rams and honestly preferred it with 2gb on xp that with 6gb on view64)

 

[ombra81]

for revit and autocad there is no compatibility problem instead

 

[castello_di_carta]

Dear gfrank and shadow81, I thank you for the answers (I apologize for posting in the wrong forum... :frown::smile. So you tried 64-bit programs and they don't turn right?. where I find an iso of xp that I can use without license (you know I would not want to stumble in unwelcome surprises having all the original software). Have you tried? as you are (with a view of 64 bit I see that there are conflicting opinions) the choice of 64 bit view is because having purchased revit 2010 I wanted to have a performing machine and then upgrading the ram in the future (+ of the 4 gb of view/xp 32 bit). Thanks again

 

[ombra81]

Dear gfrank and shadow81, I thank you for the answers (I apologize for posting in the wrong forum... :frown::smile. So you tried 64-bit programs and they don't turn right?. where I find an iso of xp that I can use without license (you know I would not want to stumble in unwelcome surprises having all the original software). Have you tried? as you are (with a view of 64 bit I see that there are conflicting opinions) the choice of 64 bit view is because having purchased revit 2010 I wanted to have a performing machine and then upgrading the ram in the future (+ of the 4 gb of view/xp 32 bit). Thanks again

In fact the obligation to move to view64 was due to the increase of ram.
1- regarding revit and autocad after increasing ram you should not have problems (for personal experience however for autocad I recommend you 2008 - even with 2gb ram- renouncing to 2/3 functions in more than 2010) I prefer a more stable program :wink
2- as regards docfa, pregeo and voltura I have entrusted myself to that documented by colleagues who use them, reasserting that there are problems on sight.
3- for xp isus finally I think the only way is to look for it with some p2p:cool program:
greetings