Block editing will sometimes freak out if the block is too big in size, when it won't simply crash the drawing. Hatching is just a nightmare with parameters are not set properly. I also encounter boot up freezing on some large cad files ( 10 megs or more) and that's not while multi tasking other stuff. ACAD has a hard time managing parallel task ( zoom and PL for example). But still to this date, I often use my old PC to tackle big CAD projects or bring the frustration down after to many crashes.ĪCAD LT freezes on a constant basis, all sort of weird activity arises when using a Magic mouse or Mac track pad. I'll never go back to Microsoft products as I believe the philosophy behind Apple's platform and user interphase is nothing else but brilliant. I'd say it runs ok, just ok but by a long shot, no where as near as with my old version on WIN7. I migrated from Microsoft to Apple a little more than a year ago and decided to get AUTOCAD LT ( $$ reasons obviously) instead of a full licence for ACAD used throughout the office. Also, I've been a CAD user since learning on Autocad 13. Never had a drawing file bigger than 30 meg, and that is a huge project in such a case. I will average close to 500 drawing versions per years on various projects. Running Macbook Pro with OS X 10.10.2 2,8 GHz Intel Cor I7 - 16 Go 1600 MHz DDR3 - HD drive & AUTODESK - Autocad LT 2015. This might be a very old conversation ( or monolog on virus.) but If I may: And I'd really like for my dad to switch as he has probably the biggest jobs he's ever had and these jobs are going to take like, 7 years to do as there are multiple buildings he is working on for a major company, plus some other smaller side jobs. My brother and I really love the MacBooks as they are super reliable and there aren't as many viruses for the Mac OS, and I will be getting an Apple Time Capsule soon and he want to have an automated backup system for his computers and its possible for him to do that but its complicated to do. He has spent about $2,000+ on each Precision he has, and that includes the laptops (m4500 and m4700), two 23" monitors for his newer one, one 23" monitor for his older one, a docking station for each, and an external mouse and keyboard for each. I'm just curious if any Macbook Pro could run AutoCAD, and if so, what should be in it. And I would also like to start doing what he does. I currently have a mid-2012 13" non-retina with all standard parts, but I upgraded my RAM from 4GB to 8GB. I would like him to switch to Mac and run AutoCAD on the Mac OS and not parallel/partition on Windows as that would be pointless. They're quality built machines but since they're windows-based, the get viruses easy and he came close to losing a major job because of a virus.
My dad has two Dell Precisions and are very reliable.
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