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CPU and RAM requirements - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS: Performance Tuning
CPU and RAM requirements
- [Instructor] When using SOLIDWORKS as your main design tool, it's important to understand the CPU and RAM requirements that SOLIDWORKS has. By creating a machine that ideally exceeds these requirements, you have a better chance of increased productivity and less failures while working in SOLIDWORKS. Let's take a look at the SOLIDWORKS CPU and RAM requirements. Going to SOLIDWORKS.com, clicking on support, and then clicking on hardware and system requirements, we now find our SOLIDWORKS system requirements. Here you see SOLIDWORKS list the requirements for all their software packages as well as when they stop supporting Windows software. We're only concerned with this top section right now. As you can see, they list Windows 10, Windows 8, and Windows 7. All of these are still supported. They also list SOLIDWORKS 2016, 2017, and 2018 because these are all also supported. It's good rule of thumb to work inside of the software packages that still have support available. Going down below…
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Know your workstation3m 15s
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Keyboard and mouse setup4m 16s
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CPU and RAM requirements3m 45s
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Windows visual and virtual memory settings1m 52s
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