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Hey I am an aerospace major in my university and I have installed Solidworks 2007 on in and it works fine, no problems except one. It is a minor one, no matter what material your use it will always look matte, for example you make and airplane hub made out of Titanium and it will look grey, but without the "real view" graphics (I think that is how they call it) i.e. no shine, no reflections. This is on a
Macbook Pro 2.16 Ghz C2D ATI X1600 w/128 MB VRAM 1 GB RAM 120 GB HD Come to think of it you probably will encounter some problems since it is an integrated Video Card, you could still try though. |
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