what is the suitable configuration of computer to use ANSYS software?
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It is a very tough question you asked my dear friend and for this reason i think no one gave any answer yet. So i suggest you to put your question in google or yahoo search engine and you will get many links for your answer. Try the followings :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/ \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/
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yes! \n\nnetwork server and/or a mainframe computer. Both are considered "computers" basically.
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Get hold of suppliers and ask them for catalogs wherein they give the tables and specs.\nOther way is to procure DIN or ANSI standards references
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Any 'good' software/computer supply store should have them. You may have to buy two separate pieces of software, but its probably worth it, if you think you really need it. My suggestion is my personal staple when it comes to software, STAPLES!
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vmware is the good choose.\nwhen you run it follow the steps it is very easy to use
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Hello Friend! \n Without hardware, software is not possible and without  software, hardware is not possible. They mutually depend on each other.
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it is deturmans on the compatability with the computer mainfrane
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Go to the following website and download and install Belarc Advisor. It will tell you every component and program in your computer. \nhttp://www.belarc.com/ba5.html?B
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Just check your hardware configuration.
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Now take that list and compares it to the requirements on the outside of the box for the program.  If you meet the requirements, you can run the program.\n\nOdd are the only specs you will need to check are:\nProcess 1.6 ghz (little on the low side, so check this one for sure)\nMemory 512 mb (should be good)\n3D Graphics card (which you have)\n128 of Graphic memory (should be good)\n\nIf the requirements for the game as the same or less, you are good to go.\n\n(Next time, list the requirements for the game also and it will be easier to answer).
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You might wanna take a look at this:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Best-Free-Software/1200-20-5154518.html?tag=fea_more
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latest for specific CAD software\nAntec SLK3000B  Mid-Tower\nintel Pentium4 - 3GHz - 800MHz\nAsus P4P800E Deluxe Socket 478 Motherboard\nUltra 2Gb DDR 400MHz \nnVidia fx 5700 LE 256mb ddr\n74GB WD HDD Raptor  10,000RPm\nANTEC TruePower 430w power supply\nAsus CRW-5232AS CDRW\n\nprevious CAD PC now webmaster graphics PC\nAntec Full tower case - Plus1080AMG w/3 installed chassis fans plus 2 extra ANTEC case fans\nASUS - P4T533-C - Socket 478  Motherboard\nintel P4 3.06GHz-533MHz FSB\nATI x800 XL AGP8x 256Mb GDDR3 (an upg from nVidia AGP4 QUADRO4 900XGL 128mb)\n2Gb- non-ECC - PC1066 SAMSUNG RDRAM  - 533MHZ\n120GB Western Digital Hard Drive - 7200RPM - 8MB cache ULTRA 500W PS\nAsus CRW-5232A3 CDRW\nSONY DVD\nFLoppy drive with Card Reader\n\noldest PC = file server\ngeneric case\nASUS P3V4X\nintel pIII 866Mhz\n2 Gb PC133\nnVidia GEforce2 64mb\n(2) 40Gb HDD  #1=WD #2 = Maxtor\nPlextor 12/10/32a CDRW
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It is possible but it is very big process, first u should have server which won't gets easily down or weak and Ur system should be p4 which we say as configuration and u should have a micro processor which is used to convert big things to small and small to big if this tools r ready then ur work is done OK.
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Go to monarchcomputer.com or some similar website and configure a system from them for about $600 or so.  Pay attention to what parts are in there and then go out and buy those parts yourself, or as close as you can get.\n\nMost of them shouldn't be a problem, except perhaps the case, which varies depending on where you get your parts.  Good luck!
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one the greatest you can find is silicon graphic workstation you can check it in www.sgi.com\nif you want configure your own you can use a doul core prossesor AMD (X2) with a quad sli support motherboard and 4 sli 512MB video card with at least 4-8GB ram , 4*SataII hdd configured as strip raid (from 250GB to 1TB)
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http://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/internet/website.htm
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http://www.3dstate.com\nfree licence software, but you still need to meet the required system requirements.