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See what other SOLIDWORKS users have for hardware and their performance to make a better informed decision. SOLIDWORKS has created a benchmark to gauge system performance. This list below is a good place to start. SOLIDWORKS Manage: 10 GB or more SOLIDWORKS System Requirements for Laptops Very few laptops have the certified graphics cards for SolidWorks.

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PDM Archive Server or Database Server: 50 GB or more PDM Web Client or Web Server: 5 GB or more New PCIe M.2 drives are strongly recommended for use for the primary drive.Sata Controlled SSD (solid state drive) recommended at minimum.All SOLIDWORKS Simulation products take advantage multi core and multi CPU architectures.SOLIDWORKS will take advantage of multi core and multi CPU architectures up to 4 cores.

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The Intel i7 Generation 8 Coffee Lake series are the fastest CPU’s today.

Current generation Intel or AMD with SSE2 support processor – as fast as you can afford.

For SOLIDWORKS 2019, the new performance pipeline requires Nvidia Quadro series cards Kepler, Maxwell, Pascal and Volta that support OpenGL 4.5.

While a certified video card is important SOLIDWORKS is a CPU bound application, you’ll see more performance gains from a faster CPU.

Quadro NVS are not recommended they are 2D only cards.

Intergrated Intel HD graphics and gaming cards (Nvidia GeForce for example) are not certified and not recommended.

Nvidia Quadro or AMD FirePro or AMD Radeon Pro.

Visit for a list of certified cards and drivers.

32 GB or more – recommended for large assembly work and Simulation.

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You can also download our latest PDF on SOLIDWORKS system requirements on the right. Here are a few tips from the CATI tech staff on selecting your next SOLIDWORKS system.

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(2) o.We get a lot of support inquiries dealing with what kind of PC is the best to run SOLIDWORKS. (1) o._MPATH: /usr/local/share/lmodfiles/modulefiles (1) o.systemBaseMPATH: "/usr/local/share/lmodfiles/modulefiles" SystemBaseMPATH: "/usr/local/share/lmodfiles/modulefiles" = "Module is Sticky, requires -force to unload or purge", = "built for host, native MIC and offload to the MIC", = "built natively for MIC and GPU and offload to the MIC", MODULEPATH_ROOT /usr/local/share/lmodfiles/modulefiles Please let me know what other information I can provide. See this same behavior using lmod version 5.6.2, but I do see it in lmod I've attached the module -D load torque output. Oak-rw01:~$ module show torque/2.5.12 2>&1 | grep LD_LIBRARY_PATH The LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable. One of our users has encountered some curious behavior with module load and Patricia, if you can find time please test Lmod HEAD against these two related problems: LD_LIBRARY_PATH and the anaconda python problem. This new version of Lmod also removes capturing the original value of LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

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This conflicts with the way that fedora (and maybe debian) like to package software but I do not see another way to handle the tclsh problem. This way it should away find a working tclsh program. The new solution to both problems is to use "#!/usr/bin/env tclsh" to call all tclsh programs. As you pointed out today, that solution has problems. My previous solution to this was to capture the value of LD_LIBRARY_PATH at build time so that the system supplied tclsh would work. This cause any TCL modulefiles to fail to load. As you may recall, you had a problem with the fact that the anaconda python added a different version of TCL to the path. This problem is cause by the fix I came up with to handle the problem to handle the anaconda python problem that you pointed out in January.