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Increase AutoCAD performance
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Author: Tom Mowatt
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 00:00
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I would like to find a few good technically savvy AutoCAD users to help with
some bench marks.

EngageNT is willing to discus $$$ or a free copy of WarpNT (A process and
cache accelerator) for certain bench marks.

A recent bench mark of AutoCAD 2000 from a customer in Alabama is described
below.

Bench Mark:

120 Acres TOPO site with AutoCAD 2000.
Single processor AMD 400-2 MHz with 128 meg physical memory.
Running Service pack 5, Number 9 SR9 Video card w/32 meg.

Execution time in minutes.

With out WarpNT  = 5 Minutes
With WarpNT        = < 1 Minute


About WarpNT:

WarpNT improves NT's ability to execute applications and system functions,
allowing for smoother operation, with greater speed. WarpNT's unique
acceleration and control techniques boost the process and caching
functionality of NT. WarpNT allows users to enhance the performance of a
single process in relation to all of the other running processes. WarpNT
will also effectively improve and manage NT's internal caching mechanism,
and add new features that can greatly reduce processing and execution time,
in addition to providing a cure for the "disk thrashing" syndrome that
plagues so many NT installations

http://www.engagent.com/warpnt/warpnt_default.asp

http://www.engagent.com/warpnt/warpnt_challenge.asp

If you're interested please email or call me.

Thanks,

Tom Mowatt
NT Systems Engineer
EngageNT, Inc.
Voice: 425 820-9999
Fax: 425 820-9182
Email: tmowatt@engagent.com
http://www.engagent.com
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