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Choosing a CAD workstation
For engineers, architects, designers, and others who depend on computer-aided design (CAD), choosing the right CAD workstation is paramount. While running CAD software on ill-equipped or outdated workstations can be frustrating and expensive, a superior CAD workstation can boost productivity and facilitate better design while containing costs.
Our innovative Precision workstations for CAD are built with fast memory, the latest professional graphics, and extreme performance to handle the most demanding applications.
The elements of a superior CAD workstation
Choosing the right workstation for your CAD needs involves knowing the powerful components inside. The best-in-class CAD workstation will include:
CPU with high clock speeds
The central processing unit (CPU) is responsible for executing the most basic functions of a computer. Because CAD programs run primarily on a single core, it is ideal to invest in a CPU with higher clock speeds. Because most CAD applications are single-threaded, having multiple cores on the processor is less important, while having higher clock speeds will deliver the required performance. However, if the system is used with multi-threaded applications as well, then you will want to find a balance of cores and higher frequency speeds.
More RAM
Computers hold data on a short-term basis in the Random-Access Memory (RAM) component. A workstation computer with more RAM will allow the software to load and process more quickly and allow for having more applications running simultaneously.
Certified GPU
The GPU handles the graphics on a CAD workstation during the rendering process. GPUs should be certified for the CAD applications you will be running, the number of monitors you will use, and the resolution of the monitors.
Reliable SSD
Solid-state drives (SSDs) are preferred over hard disk drives (HDDs), as they can save and load more data quickly, ensuring the fast and smooth operation of CAD software. NVMe-based drives provide even greater speed.
High-resolution monitor
CAD users frequently spend long days in front of the monitor, so a monitor that eases eye strain is preferred. HD resolution 1920×1080 is the minimum; a 4K display (3840×2160) is preferred. If your projects depend on color accuracy, a monitor with PremierColor should be considered. Also, having multiple monitors helps to ramp up productivity.
