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Performance Enhancement - File Opening Time for MicroStation CONNECT Edition Update 13 Vs V8i SS4

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I know that this has been briefly discussed in another post but @KarishmaAnthony please can you carry out the same comparison tests on a win7, i7 pc (3-4 years old), with 24GB RAM and a standard HDD, using a 1mb file. The origianl tsts are al your blog at https://communities.bentley.com/products/microstation/b/microstation_blog/posts/performance-enhancement---file-opening-time-for-microstation-connect-edition-update-13-vs-v8i-ss4

I would suggest that this is a more realistic test. Look forward to your revised tests.

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    So   over to you for some new performance figures that are more realistic. Can you let us know when these are to be posted. I assume that you will do a new blog covering these.

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    Hi Stuart, Jan and all.

    We will work to include lower specs machines (and laptops) and different datasets, made up of smaller files and more references so that our tests will reflect better your daily work. We understand the figures Karishma has published in her blog, even though are real and relevant for users working on large models, do not relate to your average projects.

    We will do our best to either publish a new blog or add to the existing one as soon as possible.

    It would be very useful if you could share with us any of the datasets you have been testing for your responses in this thread so that we can add them to our benchmarks and tests plans.

    Testing real user data helps us in having a more comprehensive evaluation of our progress. All of course would be covered by NDA and used strictly internally and only for the purpose of performance evaluation.

    Thanks

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    Hi Stuart, Jan and all.

    We will work to include lower specs machines (and laptops) and different datasets, made up of smaller files and more references so that our tests will reflect better your daily work. We understand the figures Karishma has published in her blog, even though are real and relevant for users working on large models, do not relate to your average projects.

    We will do our best to either publish a new blog or add to the existing one as soon as possible.

    It would be very useful if you could share with us any of the datasets you have been testing for your responses in this thread so that we can add them to our benchmarks and tests plans.

    Testing real user data helps us in having a more comprehensive evaluation of our progress. All of course would be covered by NDA and used strictly internally and only for the purpose of performance evaluation.

    Thanks

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