--- title: "Minimum Specifications" slug: "minimum-specifications-beast-core-6" updated: 2026-08-14T19:07:27Z published: 2026-08-14T19:07:27Z canonical: "support.beast-code.com/minimum-specifications-beast-core-6" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.beast-code.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Minimum Specifications View the Beast Core 6 minimum hardware requirements, HMI options, and minimum network speed recommendation. ## Minimum Hardware Specs ### Required #### Minimum Server Requirements per Node - CPU - 13560 Millicores - RAM - 12.11 Gibibytes - Network - 100 Mbps - Ephemeral Storage - 4296 Mebibytes #### Minimum Client Requirements (With Server Enterprise Hosted) - Operating System - Windows 10 64-bit - Chrome/Edge - Latest version - CPU - Dual-core 1.5GHz+ recommended; ARM64 or x86_64 - Video - Integrated Intel UHD Graphics - RAM - 8GB - Storage - 256GB SSD - Network - 10 Mbps #### Recommended Client Requirements (With Server Enterprise Hosted) - CPU - Intel Core Ultra 7 165H or equivalent - RAM - 16 GB - Network - 100 Mbps - Discrete (Dedicated) GPU - 4GB VRAM - Storage - 256 SSD #### Recommended Standalone Requirements (Client with Server Local) - Operating System - Windows 10 64-bit - Chrome - Latest version - Processor - Intel Core i7-10750H (2.6GHz) or better [12,576 /CPU-mark] - Video - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB or better [13,859 GPU-mark] - Memory - 16GB RAM - Storage - 256GB SSD drives preferred ## HMI HMI options for interacting with Beast Core 6 include: - Mouse / Keyboard - Touch - Phone - Tablet - Desktop ## Network Speed 1. Beast Code recommends a minimum network speed of 3G (750 kbit/s download & 250 kbit/s upload; TC-4) when using Beast Core 6. > [!NOTE] > NOTE > > 3D Viewer load times increase significantly when loading 10 or more systems or component groups at network speeds less than 3G. 1. Your Beast Core 6 user experience speed is a balance of: - The equipment you are using - The network you are on - How your machine manages the equipment sessions Solid State Drive Graphics Processing Unit Human Machine Interface - a user interface that allows a person to interact with a machine, system, or process. Gives you an omnipotent bird's eye view of the workspace.