Adept CAD Integration Workstation Requirements
CAD workstations have the most extensive hardware and software requirements because they require all available Adept applications, in addition to your design software.
HardwareSynergis supports the simultaneous installation and operation of the Adept Desktop Client and CAD Integrations on the same workstation. Provision workstations based on your CAD application’s requirements, as these will generally supersede Adept requirements. | |
Processor | 3+ GHz processor |
Memory | 16 GB minimum for 500-part assemblies or smaller |
Disk Space | 8 GB for Adept Task Pane, Desktop, Client Services, and Viewer installation. |
Display Resolution | FHD 16:9 1920x1080 with True Color or higher. |
GPU Specification | Minimum: 1 GB with 29 GB/s Bandwidth and DirectX 11-compliant NVIDIA RTX A4000 with certified enterprise drivers Avoid consumer GPUs like GeForce GTX. Refer to Appendix 1 - GPU Recommendations for Adept Viewer for further recommendations. |
Software | |
Operating Systems | Windows 11 1️⃣ |
Microsoft .NET Framework | .NET Framework 4.8 2️⃣ |
Microsoft .NET Core | .NET Desktop Runtime 8.0.21 or later 2️⃣ ASP.NET Core Hosting Bundle 8.0.21 or later 2️⃣ |
Microsoft Visual C++ | Visual C++ 2019-2022 Redistributable (x86 & x64) 14.42 or later 2️⃣ |
Microsoft Visual Studio Tools | Visual Studio Tools for Applications 2017 v15.0. 3️⃣ |
Synergis Adept Client Software (typical) |
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Notes: With the latest service packs and hotfixes installed. Adept installation prerequisite(s). Higher compatible versions within the same major version are generally acceptable, but may cause unforeseen incompatibilities. Microsoft releases monthly updates to this component. Please stay current with the latest updates from Microsoft, after verifying Adept key operations, to ensure a secure environment. This prerequisite applies only to workstations using the Adept Outlook to Adept Add-in. This add-in may be installed as part of the full Office suite installation or downloaded and installed separately. While not officially supported on Windows 11, Microsoft has not explicitly blocked its use. | |