Optimize Solidworks 2004

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Mike-b, Feb 2, 2004.

  1. Mike-b

    Mike-b Guest

    We have a dual opteron 1.6, 2 GB ECC Ram, Quadro 750 XGL 128Mb Ram
    Video Card in our systems. I don't have SolidWorks experience myself
    but I
    want to optimize them. They seem slower than our previous machines.
    I've looked for a tutorial on this subject and have come up dry.

    Thanks,
    Mike-b
    Star Aviation

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    Mike-b, Feb 2, 2004
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  2. What you need is Matt's handy dandy optimizing guide...
    http://www.frontiernet.net/~mlombard/

    Click on Tools/Options settings.

    Lots of good infos in there.

    Mike Wilson
     
    Mike J. Wilson, Feb 2, 2004
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  3. Mike-b

    kellnerp Guest

    Dual Opteron? Boy, that must have cost a bundle. Why dual processor? Have
    you run any benchmarks to validate your suspicion?
     
    kellnerp, Feb 4, 2004
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  4. Mike-b

    Mike-b Guest

    We are moving over from Autocrash 2002 into solidworks. I know
    Solidworks doesn't utilize dually's but I was tired of people
    complaining about "my computer won't do this or that". I talked my
    bosses into letting me build the CAD machines instead of buying off
    the shelf ones. We bought a couple of HP XW4100's with decent
    results. I built the new machines for less than $2500 each with OS
    and Office 2003 Pro. So far we are pleased. I'm just wanting to
    crank out as much as we can out of these boxes. No benchmarks yet.
    Probably won't. They are on a huge deadline crunch. Also, the one
    that seemed slower was due to a bad install. RE-installed SW and runs
    as smooth as can be.

    Mike-b
     
    Mike-b, Feb 5, 2004
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  5. Mike-b

    Mike-b Guest

    Thanks Mike, I will look into that and try some of those things.

    Mike-b
     
    Mike-b, Feb 5, 2004
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