Workstations for SolidWorks

Workstations for SolidWorks

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The processor, or CPU, is the heart of the workstation. For SolidWorks, the choice of processor has a direct impact on performance, especially when dealing with computationally-intensive tasks like simulations, rendering, and working with large assemblies. SolidWorks relies heavily on single-threaded performance, meaning that processors with high clock speeds (GHz) will offer better performance for most tasks. However, modern processors with multiple cores, like Intel Xeon or AMD Ryzen Threadripper, can also provide performance improvements when running multi-threaded applications, including certain simulation tasks, rendering, and assemblies that take advantage of parallel processing. Choosing a processor that balances high clock speed with multiple cores will deliver the best results for most users.