Yes, most engineering applications end up doing all sorts of simulation that can be summed up as 'run as much math as fast as possible.' There's just routing tr

Yes, most engineering applications end up doing all sorts of simulation that can be summed up as 'run as much math as fast as possible.' There's just routing traces on a PCB, there can be heat or stress simulations on a part built with constructive geometry, and a lot of other things that lets an engineer simulate/try something interactively and not simply 'draw a part.' This is where good workstations can definitely make a difference. An example product that is definitely going to need the local beef: https://www.autodesk.com/products/cfd/overview https://www.autodesk.com/products/cfd/overview