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I would like to purchase a desktop PC to perform bird strike analysis in Radioss using atleast 32 cores. I cannot afford server class PC. Kindly provide suggestions.
Hello Sivanagaraju,
First of all I would recommend you to see the specific hardware requirements proposed in the following link:
https://2021.help.altair.com/2021/hwdesktop/altair_help/topics/getting_started/hw_recommendation_certifications_intro_r.htm#reference_b5n_53c_d1b
After that you have to be sure about what is the required computational power you need.
There are many available options in the market that cover that need for 32 cores, but most of the times are quite expensive (of course this depends on your budget too).
If you wish, you can consider also the Altair Cloud Solution to run your simulations. You can provide me with some info from your company or organization and I can direct you to your Account Manager to discuss this option.
Regards,
Polyvios
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