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Re: SolidWorks - CPU Clock vs Core Count

My daughter uses a program that need high single core speed. I don't know if it is solidworks, or what.

What you are looking for is the best single core performance, and overclocking would be a bonus.

> 2.7GHz vs 3.1-4.5GHz chip

Performance is fairly linear when comparing clock speeds (all else being equal). You probably won't notice 2.7 vs 3.1 (15% difference), but you will notice 2.7 vs 4.5 (67% difference).

Cache is also important for Solidworks. If the 2.7 has more cache than the 3.1, then go for the Cache.

> I couldn't find much info on favoring for GPUs

Get the fastest card you can afford that is Solidworks Certified compatible.

http://blogs.solidworks.com/solidwor...rformance.html
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