Hello everyone. I would like to ask what kind of configuration is needed to run Aspen, and what level of performance does a laptop need to be able to handle it.
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Thank you all! I’ve been thinking about buying a computer recently.
Um, how much is it usually?
It’s better not to buy a netbook; anyway, one that costs over 4,000 will definitely suffice.
Reply to 1# Odysseus Apollo: If you buy a laptop to run Aspen. It is recommended to set it to a higher value for smoother operation. The requirements for the graphics card are not high; as for the CPU and memory, it’s better to have larger capacities. For laptops available on the market, aside from netbooks, the CPUs generally meet the requirements, while it’s advisable to ensure at least 2GB of memory if possible
You need a lot of memory! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
You need a lot of memory! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Mine is the ASPEN 7 version 4G; there are some requirements for the internal components – something over 4000 will do. Of course, netbooks won’t work
My Dell D820 with 512 of memory will work; the speed is also fine
Aspen does not require high-level specifications, as it does not need to create grids like CFD software or mechanical analysis software, which demands a large amount of memory