Workstation for rhino,solidworks and catia

Jure29

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can anybody please help me with configuration and the best choice for workstation for design softwares like rhino, catia, solidworks etc. ?
 
I looked on other fotums and no one is budging. Allot of diferent views and it aint cheap investment.
 
This machine I got recently runs 64 Bit Rhino reliably, like greased lightning.
 

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You can find very complete portable workstations at HP and at Dell. They are not cheap (around 3000-4000 euros) but allow you to work with the most heavily CAD / CAM programs.
I use the DELL PRECISION M6800 and have been able to undertake all kinds of work related to naval architecture. In general this configuration has more power than necessary but in many occasions this "extra" capacity is appreciated. Screen resolution is very important.
 

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You can find very complete portable workstations at HP and at Dell. They are not cheap (around 3000-4000 euros) but allow you to work with the most heavily CAD / CAM programs.
I use the DELL PRECISION M6800 and have been able to undertake all kinds of work related to naval architecture. In general this configuration has more power than necessary but in many occasions this "extra" capacity is appreciated. Screen resolution is very important.
Im interested in detskop version, dont like laptopa, bad experience with them before.
 
My experience is totally the opposite. Since I started using portable workstations (more than 10 years ago), I have not wanted/needed to go back to the desktop.
Im planing on working from home, and everytime i try to decide which configuration im gonna buy its that fear that i wasted money for something thats gonna give me a headache.
 
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I fully understand your fears. For more than 15 years I have worked as an external consultant, working at home or, occasionally, sitting on a bench next to the boat I was studying. That's why portable workstations have been my best work tool. I'm not talking about laptops that are something quite different. As for the price, a configuration can be very expensive or very cheap depending on how the user uses it. So you can get information from other technicians but the decision will always be yours.
 
I fully understand your fears. For more than 15 years I have worked as an external consultant, working at home or, occasionally, sitting on a bench next to the boat I was studying. That's why portable workstations have been my best work tool. I'm not talking about laptops that are something quite different. As for the price, a configuration can be very expensive or very cheap depending on how the user uses it. So you can get information from other technicians but the decision will always be yours.
I know it will but allot to study about the programs which im gonna use.
 
Neither do you need to study the programs much. In the description of each of them usually indicate the minimum hardware configuration they need.
Yes i know
But are they single threaded software, do they need lesa ghz mor threads etc. Nowadays nothing is simple.
 
16 GB of Ram
Core i7 CPU as fast as possible 4 or 6 cores
SSD drive for the operating system.
nVidia graphics chip
 
16 GB of Ram
Core i7 CPU as fast as possible 4 or 6 cores
SSD drive for the operating system.
nVidia graphics chip
I have i7 at 3.6 ghz, 4 cores, 16 gb g skill (4x4) and nvidia quadro k2200 4 gb ddr5. My CPU never goes above 4%.
 
Nothin wrong with the cpu, as much tasks i do it never goes above 4% of usage except rendering, cause its cpu oriented.
 
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