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Hardware requirements for Pro E
We are planning to purchase a PC to run Pro E this year. None of our very old PCs have been able to handle it in the past. Is there a hardware requirement list somewhere that we can use as a guide? I've tried navigating the Pro E website but have not found what I'm looking for.
Any suggestions or own experiences are welcome. Thanks. 
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18-12-2013, 14:36
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Re: Hardware requirements for Pro E
What version of Pro/Engineer or Creo are you running?
Some system requirements for: Pro/Engineer Wildfire 3 Pro/Engineer Wildfire 4 Pro/Engineer Wildfire 5 Creo 1.0 Creo 2.0 Hope this helps.
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18-12-2013, 21:00
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Re: Hardware requirements for Pro E
I can talk to my IT folks tomorrow. We run Creo 2.0 at work and have a decent setup. If I could give one piece of advice - spend money on a video/graphics card. You won't see much of a difference until you start to work on a large assembly (could be anything from a drivetrain to the entire robot - depends on your approach). Other than that, I think any i5 and up processor will work. I would get at least 8GB of RAM.
Honestly, the biggest difference you will see is in a video/graphics card. As a side note, a solid state hard drive is a nice upgrade, but not required by any means.
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