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inventor requirements 2019 and future

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Paolo cattaneo

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Good morning.

I have to change the pc and I am looking at a solution that allows me to be ready for at least 3/4 years to future inventor releases.

I was seeing for a lenovo think station p320 core i7 7700k 4.2 ghz- 32 gb ram. windows 10 with nvidia picture p2000 5 gb ram.
What do you say? Is that enough?

thank you all,

Palo
 
Hi, it always depends on what you have to plan. I think I'd use it medium and be a little higher with the processor. but I had little positive experiences with xeon on one of the.
now with a hp zbook 15 g5 - i7 8750 - 16 gb ram - p2000 4gb I go great. disc of course ssd.
a discriminant is if you use other software. solidworks to do the same things you plan long before, but I don't understand if it is a video memory or processor problem. .
 
If you install 2019 on w11, are you sure you can reactivate it? We're at 2024, so your rel. is out of availability.
 
If you install 2019 on w11, are you sure you can reactivate it? We're at 2024, so your rel. is out of availability.
in the company I have a working 2019 proprietary license and a subscription license always 2019 and I guarantee that I still can downgrade it to 2019 operation made last month
 
before writing, I went to check on my account, I see 2024/23/22/21 and stop.
in the past years I managed to activate older licenses of the permit, but passing directly from the dealer.
 
I know however before continuing to update the subscription license I asked my dealer the possibility to keep the 2019 version and confirmed (and I am using) the 2019 version. then the proprietary version is activated with the same serial ever since the first installation.
 

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