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Very clear and to the point video. Thank you for keeping it short and hitting the bullet points of the new features. The smart block will be used some by us but the new hatch feature of creating your own border will be very helpful.
We do our best to keep the videos as concise as possible; we appreciate your feedback! The new hatch feature is definitely something that will be used on a regular basis; I'm amazed that it wasn't released until this year.
I saw the system requirements in AUTOCAD site. That I would like to learn is some specific examples of minimum requirements for CPU and if we need and GPU. If a CPU with integrated gpu is enough (example AMD Ryzen 5 5600G) I would like some specific models of AMD or INTEL CPUs
You should be able to run AutoCAD on an integrated graphics card, but it depends on how new the CPU is. Older CPU's will struggle with newer programs. I'd recommend running an Intel I5 4th Generation MINIMUM but I would run a dedicated GPU with it. The more work you do, and the more complex the drawings, the more RAM, VRAM, and CPU Speed you will need. Unfortunately it is not in my area of expertise to provide CPU recommendations, however the AutoDESK website requirements are meant to be a guide for what can run the program and all its features without a lot of performance issues for day-to-day use. I will say you can get away with using older GPU's and CPU's but it depends how old, and how good those pieces of hardware are. You also need to think about how much RAM you have, as AutoCAD can use a lot of it. Hope this helps, and good luck!
@@VerweyDraftingInc Thank you. The drawings of my friend are not complex. The minimum CPU (price) I saw that he could use is Ryzen 5 - 5600G that has integrated graphics. I don't want Intel. Are more expensive. I will see new Amd CPU models with intergrades graphics in Ryzen 5 and 7 series.
If you want the full experience and the new features you'll have to download the program. AutoCAD Web is a very lightweight program compared to the full release and doesn't have a lot of the new features. I can say though, if you are interested, we are doing out best to get access to an AutoDESK program where we will be able to give out discount coupons for people who want to buy, but have a hard time with costs. We'll keep the community updated on this when and if we can come to a working agreement with AutoDESK.
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Very clear and to the point video. Thank you for keeping it short and hitting the bullet points of the new features. The smart block will be used some by us but the new hatch feature of creating your own border will be very helpful.
We do our best to keep the videos as concise as possible; we appreciate your feedback!
The new hatch feature is definitely something that will be used on a regular basis; I'm amazed that it wasn't released until this year.
thanks a lot
You're welcome!
I saw the system requirements in AUTOCAD site. That I would like to learn is some specific examples of minimum requirements for CPU and if we need and GPU.
If a CPU with integrated gpu is enough (example AMD Ryzen 5 5600G) I would like some specific models of AMD or INTEL CPUs
You should be able to run AutoCAD on an integrated graphics card, but it depends on how new the CPU is. Older CPU's will struggle with newer programs.
I'd recommend running an Intel I5 4th Generation MINIMUM but I would run a dedicated GPU with it. The more work you do, and the more complex the drawings, the more RAM, VRAM, and CPU Speed you will need.
Unfortunately it is not in my area of expertise to provide CPU recommendations, however the AutoDESK website requirements are meant to be a guide for what can run the program and all its features without a lot of performance issues for day-to-day use.
I will say you can get away with using older GPU's and CPU's but it depends how old, and how good those pieces of hardware are. You also need to think about how much RAM you have, as AutoCAD can use a lot of it.
Hope this helps, and good luck!
@@VerweyDraftingInc Thank you. The drawings of my friend are not complex. The minimum CPU (price) I saw that he could use is Ryzen 5 - 5600G that has integrated graphics. I don't want Intel. Are more expensive.
I will see new Amd CPU models with intergrades graphics in Ryzen 5 and 7 series.
@@vaiosan775 That CPU would work well with a Dedicated GPU. Don't know about how well it would work with the integrated graphics, but it should run!
Not a lot to get excited about. I make more upgrades through my own lisp customisation every year.
Agreed. Most of this "upgrades" should have been implemented before.
is it possible to open the version online to try orders and draw online without downloading the version?
If you want the full experience and the new features you'll have to download the program. AutoCAD Web is a very lightweight program compared to the full release and doesn't have a lot of the new features.
I can say though, if you are interested, we are doing out best to get access to an AutoDESK program where we will be able to give out discount coupons for people who want to buy, but have a hard time with costs. We'll keep the community updated on this when and if we can come to a working agreement with AutoDESK.
hatch thing is good, but they couldve done it before
Agreed, much over due. Should've been added over 10 years ago!
@@VerweyDraftingInc Yeah they stupidly don't add these things that are mandatory