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SOLIDWORKS  is known for its powerful 3D modelling and CAD capabilities, but one of its most stunning features—Real View Graphics—requires specific hardware support, typically from certified GPUs. But what if you find yourself in a situation where your system is equipped with an unsupported GPU, yet you still want to take advantage of this feature? Don’t worry; you’re not out of luck! In this blog, we’ll explore how to enable Real View Graphics in SOLIDWORKS even when your GPU isn’t officially supported. Whether you’re dealing with a budget workstation or simply using a non-certified card, we’ll show you how to bypass these restrictions and enhance your design workflow. Read on to discover the tips and tricks that will unlock a smoother, more visually impressive SOLIDWORKS experience! Step 1:  Open the Windows Registry Editor • Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box. • Type regedit and press Enter. This will launch the Registry Editor. Step 2:  Navigate to the SOLIDWORK...

  SWX Simulation Rules: Generally, there are few conditions to be considered for performing  linear static simulation  in a right way. In other words, there are  5 rules  to be followed. So, in this blog, we will discuss about the  5 major rules  used to explain how to prioritize the parameters to perform better  linear static studies . 5 Rules of Linear Static Simulation Materials are Linear Elastic Results are Linear Load is solved in one step Deformations are small Stiffness is not Changing Materials are Linear Elastic Consider the  Stress – Strain curve , the  elastic modulus  is linear which means that when the loads are doubled the displacement is also doubled. For example,  Steel ,  Aluminium  corresponds to the  linear elastic behaviour . By default, the  linear elastic behaviour  is considered as  isotropic . The  Mechanical Properties  are the same in all the directions. Fig: 1 ...