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Test PC performance for certain LabView program

Hello, 

 

I am interesting in how to check minimum PC performance for certain LabView program?

 

Thanks 

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Hi Laza22,

 

if you intend to monitor your CPU usage you can use this VI:

Monitoring CPU usage on Windows from LabVIEW

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-3728

 

Or did you mean you need some minimum specifications for your self created VIs?

 

Regards

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Hello EduardGross, 

 

Thanks for response. 

 

I need a way to find out the minimum PC specifications for self created VIs.

 

Best regards

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Sorry, posted in wrong topic 😉

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I would say to look up the requirements for the RunTime Engine.  If you think you need more processing power, increase your requirements some.


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Yes, but I am interested in, Is there a way to get this information more precisely? 

 

Thanks

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Hi, Take a look at this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_requirements When I create programs I set the requirements equal to the Run-Time Engine requirements. Sometimes I create some functionality that requires specific hardware or software. I then just add those to the other requirements. If you need to find out what a computer need to run your program, I guess you have to test it out on a high-end and a low-end computer and check for a difference.
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