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Which version of CAD is better?

2011-10-26View Original

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I wonder what version everyone is using and how it works.
Reply #22011-10-28
I have used AUTOcad R14, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2007, and 2009, but I still prefer to use 2004 – it’s purely a matter of personal preference: if speed in drawing is what matters, then AUTOCAD 2004 is the best choice; If you need a sophisticated computer interface, use AUTOCAD 2009; however, the computer’s specifications need to be up to par, otherwise it will be extremely slow ; AUTOCAD 2007 should no longer be used; it was merely a patch created to address the problems of version 2006, which was the most failed version in history ; AUTOCAD 2000 and 2002 are used by fewer people, have fewer extension functions than R14, and are slower than 2004; I’ve seen many people in design firms using R14, as many small utilities only support it.

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