What is a good system for running SolidWorks
What is a good system for running SolidWorks
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I work for a small company that is growing quickly. An increasing number of customers are asking for 3D models so my employer is planning on purchasing a new computer for me to use with SolidWorks. We are currently running SolidWorks 2004 in conjunction with AutoCAD 2005.
Any suggestions and/or what to avoid would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Any suggestions and/or what to avoid would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks






RE: What is a good system for running SolidWorks
Also see "Hardware Requirements" at www.SolidWorks.com
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RE: What is a good system for running SolidWorks
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RE: What is a good system for running SolidWorks
Just make sure the video card is certified per the link given by Heckler
In the following links StefanHamminga has listed systems for ~$5K and ~$11K
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Out of curiosity, what are your current system specs?