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computer requirements
My team is looking at buying some new desktop computers to run solidworks on for the next few years, and I thought it might be helpful to find out what other teams are using for computers to design their robots with.
so what i would like to know is: what are the specs of the computers that you make your CAD models with? Do you use any of the more advanced features like weldments, or do simulations of robot assemblies on the computer? If so how well does your computer handle all the features that you use? also if you have any suggestions on the matter I'd be glad to hear them. 
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