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Laptop

  • 30-03-2022 10:23am
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    Ottoman_1000
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    Hi there, I have been tasked with finding a laptop for a relative that can work software like AutoCad and Revit. Not sure why I was tasked with this as me and technology would not be a great fit but anyway, here we are. Does anyone know a few basis I should be be looking out for? Would having sufficient RAM be important to run such software. I really don't know much about this stuff to be honest.



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