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modo 601 Technical Specifications

Questions about which PC or Macintosh can run modo? Want to know which features modo supports? View the extensive modo 601 Technical Specifications (PDF document, opens in a new window).

modo 601 System Requirements

Each modo license allows you to run on a PC or a Mac, it’s your choice.

General System Requirements for modo 601 (Minimum)

2 GB RAM minimum
2 GB available hard disk space for full content installation
Mouse or pointing device, including pressure sensitive tablets or 3DCONNEXION 3D mouse
OpenGL 2.0 accelerated graphics, at least 1280 x 800 resolution
Internet connection required for product activation and to access online videos

Windows^®
Requirements (minimum)

In addition to the General System Requirements:

Windows 7, Vista or XP (32 and 64-bit supported)
Intel Xeon/Core 2 Duo, Quad/Core i7 or AMD Opteron/ Phenom processor(s). Must support SSE2 instruction set.

Macintosh^®
Requirements (minimum)

In addition to the General System Requirements:

Mac^® OS X 10.6 or later (32 and 64-bit supported)
Intel processor(s), Core2Duo processor or higher.
Note: Full screen mode for the Lion operating system is not currently supported

Your modo license lets you run on either a Mac or a Windows computer.

Each purchase of modo entitles you to run operate the software on the machine of your choice, be it Macintosh or Windows platform; in fact, you can switch back and forth between systems as needed. In addition, you can run modo in rendering (“slave”) mode on up to 10 machines on a network to efficiently render animation sequences or extremely high-resolution graphic images.