# 3 - Multi Processor and 64 bit Support
270.000 m2
42.000 m2
82.000 m2
85.000 m2
These are the built up areas of some of the projects that BIMES have provided BIM services within last year.
In the rest of the world, these size of projects are quite rare. Only few "big boys" get the opportunity of getting involved in them.
However in the Middle East, these are regular numbers. As an architect / engineer, you deal with these kind of projects everyday.
The fact that ArchiCAD supports both Multi Processors and 64 bit is an extremely important factor here. The video below explains how these technologies improve your productivity.
I have no idea how people are investing in BIM software which does not support Multi Processing fully. It is like buying a Lada and racing against Ferrari. (I hope this is a good example. I do not understand much about cars :)
If your BIM Software does not take advantage of the latest technology of the available hardware, how can you commit to Billion Dollar projects?
I saw many companies, doing a basic model just for design coordination and than switching to 2D CAD for shop drawings. Is this real BIM?
NOT AT ALL!
Thanks to the great development team behind ArchiCAD, we do not make such "Mickey Mouse" business!
Diyane Koseoglu
www.bimes.com
270.000 m2
42.000 m2
82.000 m2
85.000 m2
These are the built up areas of some of the projects that BIMES have provided BIM services within last year.
In the rest of the world, these size of projects are quite rare. Only few "big boys" get the opportunity of getting involved in them.
However in the Middle East, these are regular numbers. As an architect / engineer, you deal with these kind of projects everyday.
The fact that ArchiCAD supports both Multi Processors and 64 bit is an extremely important factor here. The video below explains how these technologies improve your productivity.
I have no idea how people are investing in BIM software which does not support Multi Processing fully. It is like buying a Lada and racing against Ferrari. (I hope this is a good example. I do not understand much about cars :)
If your BIM Software does not take advantage of the latest technology of the available hardware, how can you commit to Billion Dollar projects?
I saw many companies, doing a basic model just for design coordination and than switching to 2D CAD for shop drawings. Is this real BIM?
NOT AT ALL!
Thanks to the great development team behind ArchiCAD, we do not make such "Mickey Mouse" business!
Diyane Koseoglu
www.bimes.com
