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Thanks Vik - unfortunately Capita's rules don't allow us to use customer data in tests. Customers can but not us.

 

Aren't Capita just really annoying sometimes!

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It's to avoid data protection complaints.

 

Fairy Nuff.

Maybe the workaround would be if i logged a case to say i'm concerned that my data will not work with Discover, then you could take it and test it under the guise of a support incident.

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I doubt that you'd need a dual-core gfx card, any modern ATI or NVIDIA based gfx card should be able to cope with Discover. But you would probably need a computer with at least a dual-core, or ideally quad-core+ CPU. We've just received an update saying that Discover will require at least 4GB Ram (which doesn't make any sense to me unless they're thinking of releasing a 64bit version of SIMS :doh:).

 

Does anyone actually have a release date for Discover - all we've got is Spring 2011.

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I doubt that you'd need a dual-core gfx card, any modern ATI or NVIDIA based gfx card should be able to cope with Discover. But you would probably need a computer with at least a dual-core, or ideally quad-core+ CPU. We've just received an update saying that Discover will require at least 4GB Ram (which doesn't make any sense to me unless they're thinking of releasing a 64bit version of SIMS :doh:).

 

Does anyone actually have a release date for Discover - all we've got is Spring 2011.

I may be able to give you a little more information after the next UAT Meeting/Workshop on Friday!

 

Then again ..............

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