I love autodesk because of how many options you have. I was able to get it free as a student and it couldn't work better for accurate and fast parts. ...

85-90 is still safe, but may cause cpu throttling depending on your system. I wouldn't worry about it too much

It seems you're newbie with your work but nice try looking forward for more 3D art

Get 3080 unless you need the 24gb vram of the 3090

No, AutoCAD was and is 2D drafting, then AutoDesk made other products, for other markets, including Fusion 360 which is their latest to be mass market...

AutoCAD came first, is primarily 2D and is the first step (in CAD evolution) from hand drafting to parametric computer design.

Mechanical engineer and now they're putting an other department their which make stuff related to the Civil engineer

Thank you! If you don't mind could you elaborate on how you personally apply AutoCAD?

So its mean the skills used in both are kind of different ?

I have taught myself a lot of the features of the Fusion 360 software though (such sketching, modeling, a little animation, etc

Yeah, I knew they were both from the same company, but good to know that they seem to be converging their interfaces. Thanks!

Which course can help me to learn CATIA ?

Example ?

Thanks may i know the mechanism and concepts of both software ?