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Re: Graphics Cards for CAD?
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Originally Posted by Michael Hill View Post
This is true. Also, since most CAD software will not make assembly/part calculations in parallel, hyperthreading doesn't really help. However, rendering will benefit from good GPU performance.

I'd also check out this article: http://www.enginoor.com/solidworks-pc-2017/
Just a heads up. That article is suggesting using a intel i7-6700k on a z97 motherboard...... A 6700k will not run on a z97. It a different socket type. You need a z170 motherboard.
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