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News Release from: SolidWorks Corporation | Subject: Solid Works 2006 x64 and Cosmos 2006 x64
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 26 January 2006
Design analysis software goes to 64bit
The 64bit versions of design analysis software lets engineers work more efficiently with large assemblies.
Solid Works has released the 64bit versions of Solid Works CAD and Cosmos design analysis software so engineers can work more efficiently with large assemblies Solid Works 2006 x64 and Cosmos 2006 x64 editions were released at Solid Works World 2006 and use the performance and scalability of Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 operating system, giving customers 8Tbyte of memory
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 31 Jan 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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SolidWorks 2001 version of CAD software released
SolidWorks Corporation has introduced SolidWorks 2001, the latest release of the company's award-winning, Windows-based 3D mechanical design software.
Users who design heavy equipment, packing plant machinery and other large devices can display, modify and analyse an assembly of virtually any size with any number of components.
Engineers no longer have to break up large assemblies into chunks because of memory limits in Windows.
The editions support the Intel Xeon EM64T and AMD Opteron processors.
Solid Works will continue to support versions that run on the 64bit operating system in a 32bit mode.
The software will also continue to offer full compatibility among all Solid Works and Cosmos files, regardless of the operating system on which they were created.
Both versions are available in 12 languages.
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