electronrt:userguide:systemrequirements
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| electronrt:userguide:systemrequirements [2022/06/06 15:19] – [Network Requirements] dpatenaude | electronrt:userguide:systemrequirements [2022/08/29 17:58] (current) – [Minimum System Requirements] dpatenaude | ||
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| | Operating System | 64-bit Windows 10 | | | Operating System | 64-bit Windows 10 | | ||
| - | | Processor | + | | Processor |
| - | | Memory | + | | Memory |
| - | | Video | OpenGL 2.0+ compatible | + | | Video | NVIDIA Quadro, GTX, RTX, or equivalent dedicated |
| - | | Display | + | | Display |
| - | | Hard Disk | SSD with 500 MB for application + 10 GB for cache space | | + | | Client |
| - | | Connectivity | + | | Data Hard Disk | 200 GB for [[electronrt: |
| + | | Connectivity | ||
| | Permissions | | Permissions | ||
| - | ==== OpenGL ==== | + | ==== Graphics Requirements and OpenGL ==== |
| OpenGL 2.0 or later is required for the application to correctly function (3D views, BEV, block projections, | OpenGL 2.0 or later is required for the application to correctly function (3D views, BEV, block projections, | ||
| - | * **Virtual Machines**: Many virtual machines (e.g.: Hyper-V, VMWare, EC2, etc) may not have a graphics card (GPU). As such the default OpenGL drivers loaded are normally version 1.1, which is not sufficient to run the ElectronRT | + | * **Virtual Machines**: Many virtual machines (e.g.: Hyper-V, VMWare, EC2, etc) may not have a graphics card (GPU). As such the default OpenGL drivers loaded are normally version 1.1, which is not sufficient to run the application. |
| * **Remote Desktop**: Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections may have trouble loading OpenGL drivers from the host PC, even if the host has a dedicated graphics card (GPU). This seems to be a graphics card/driver issue and is based on the configuration of your host computer. The following article(s) are a few common issues and potential solutions to common OpenGL and RDP problems: | * **Remote Desktop**: Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections may have trouble loading OpenGL drivers from the host PC, even if the host has a dedicated graphics card (GPU). This seems to be a graphics card/driver issue and is based on the configuration of your host computer. The following article(s) are a few common issues and potential solutions to common OpenGL and RDP problems: | ||
| * GPU Support: NVIDIA' | * GPU Support: NVIDIA' | ||
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| * **Integrated graphics**: May not have the required OpenGL drivers or dedicated graphical processing capabilities to efficiently use the application. | * **Integrated graphics**: May not have the required OpenGL drivers or dedicated graphical processing capabilities to efficiently use the application. | ||
| - | ===== Recommended System Requirements ===== | + | Please note, if you're using a laptop or computer with on-board (i.e. CPU) integrated graphics rendering option, be sure your graphics cards settings are such that the appropriate dedicated |
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| - | | Operating System | 64-bit Windows 10 | | + | |
| - | | Processor | + | |
| - | | Memory | + | |
| - | | Video | NVIDIA Quadro or equivalent | + | |
| - | | Display | + | |
| - | | Hard Disk | SSD with 500 MB for application | + | |
| - | | Connectivity | + | |
| - | | Permissions | + | |
| ===== Network Requirements ===== | ===== Network Requirements ===== | ||
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