You can check the processor by running the System Information app, and looking at the Processor entry. For example:
- Level: The "i9" indicates the "Level" of the processor. It's likely to be i5, i7 or i9.
- Generation: The "10900X" indicates that it's a 10th generation processor. This number should start wither either 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 or later.
- Suffix: The letter or letters at the end of the name are called a suffix, and it a key indicator of the processor's capabilities.
For Velogic Studio Pro, this should be: F, H, HX, HK, K, P, S, T, X, XE.
It should NOT be a one of these "efficiency" (low-performance) suffixes: U, Y, E, UE, HE, UL, HL - Cores: Velogic Studio does a lot of processing, and therefore the number of cores is a key factor in how well it runs.
The number of cores required depends on how many cameras you have. Add up the following to get a minimum number of cores; more is always better
- 1 core base
- 2 cores per 3D camera (Orbbec or Kinect)
- 1 core per webcam
- ... so for dual Orbbec cameras with 1 webcam, you would need 6 cores minimum
Please contact us if you would like us to help assess your system for compatibility with Velogic Studio.
Note 2: Network port
Orbbec Femto Mega cameras can connect to Velogic Studio either via USB or network.
- If you only have a single Orbbec Femto Mega camera, it's acceptable to use the USB connection.
- For two or more Orbbec Femto Mega cameras, we strongly recommend (and will only support) network connectivity. You will therefore need a dedicated RJ45 port (network port) on your computer for this purpose. If you computer only has one network port which is already in use (or has no network ports and you connect to the internet via wifi), you will need to purchase a USB-to-network dongle such as this.
Does it need to be Windows?