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  • weehzer
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    • Mar 2017
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    SMRT Tools, Parsnp, CLG GWB - NGS Tools System requirements

    Hi,
    I am pretty new to the NGS field and I am configuring a workstation at the moment.

    I'd like to use parsnp and CLC Genomics Workbench. The workstation is a backup for a HPC Cluster and will be used for small bacterial genomes, will this be feasible with the following system:
    Octa-Core
    64 Gb Ram
    16 Tb disk

    I know this is a rather unspecific question and the exact requirements will depend on the size of the genome etc. I am just trying to get a feeling what workstations people use besides using a server- even if the range is very broad :-)

    Coming from the structural biology field, I am used to Ubuntu, it's the Linux distribution most programs install nicely and easy. Is it the same for NGS software or do you suggest a different distribution?

    Thanks a lot for any advice!
    Last edited by weehzer; 03-31-2017, 01:29 AM.

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