Workstations for SolidWorks

The motherboard and power supply unit (PSU) serve as the backbone of any workstation, providing the necessary connections and power to the CPU, GPU, and other components. SolidWorks workstations require motherboards that can handle the demands of high-performance CPUs and multiple storage devices. For example, workstation-class motherboards typically support advanced connectivity options, including multiple PCIe slots, high-speed memory channels, and support for large amounts of RAM. The power supply is equally important, as a high-end workstation requires a reliable PSU that can deliver sufficient power to all components. It is recommended to choose a PSU with a higher wattage than the system’s peak requirement to ensure stable performance under load, particularly during intensive tasks like rendering.