solidworks2004 specs?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Carlos, Nov 25, 2005.

  1. Carlos

    Carlos Guest

    Hi there,
    Got a present of a solidworks 2004 cd recently and would like buy a
    suitable pc for it. Could anyone advise me as to what environment is
    best for this program?

    On the official sw2005 website the following system requirements are
    mentioned:
    - Microsoft Windows XP professional or Windows 2000 recommended
    - Intel pentium - or AMD Athion - class processor
    - 128 MB RAM or greater (512 mb to 1gb or greater recommended for
    assemblies exceeding 1000 parts
    - Pointing device
    - CD-ROM drive
    - Microsoft Office XP or Microsoft Office 2000
    - Internet Explorer version 6.0 or later recommended

    Is this really all that is needed - or could these specs. be a bit on
    the low end?
    Who can tell me from experience?
    Thanks in advance,
    Carlos.
     
    Carlos, Nov 25, 2005
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  2. Carlos

    TOP Guest

    You say you got a gift. Did whoever gave it to you make sure the
    license transfered? If not it was in violation of the EULA and you
    won't be able to get support from SW.

    As far as your question goes there are plenty of posts on this
    newsgroup if you just do a search.

    And regarding the last two items on your list, you don't need office,
    just Excel. An earlier version may work. You don't need IE6 at all
    unless you are using eDrawings.
     
    TOP, Nov 27, 2005
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  3. Carlos

    Carlos Guest

    Dear TOP
    Thanks for that. It is enlightening. I did manage to install SW on a pc
    - but this has probably nothing to do with licence. What is
    EULA?(excuse my ignorance)
    Carlos.
     
    Carlos, Nov 27, 2005
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  4. Carlos

    TOP Guest

    When you installed SW you should have seen it when you first started SW.
     
    TOP, Nov 28, 2005
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