SCStatic Campus

Built around what your syllabus actually assigns

Every VM launches from a template with the right software already installed — pick a use case below to see what fits.

CAD & engineering design

AutoCADSolidWorks (BYO license)SketchUpFusion 360

Rendering and orbiting large assemblies is unusable on integrated graphics. Our GPU machines give you a dedicated GPU so CAD software runs the way your professor demoed it.

GIS & spatial analysis

ArcGIS ProQGISERDAS Imagine

GIS coursework means large raster datasets and heavy processing. GPU machines come with QGIS preinstalled and enough RAM to keep large shapefiles from crawling.

Windows-only coursework software

Nursing/medical simulation suitesAccounting software (e.g. Sage, QuickBooks Desktop)Engineering tools that don't ship for Mac

If your program requires Windows and you have a Mac or Chromebook, a CPU VM gets you a full Windows 11 desktop in the browser — no dual-boot, no Bootcamp.

Data science & machine learning

PyTorchTensorFlowJupyterCUDA 12

Training a model on a laptop CPU can take hours. Our GPU machines come with CUDA and the major frameworks preinstalled so you can start training instead of configuring drivers.

Video editing & rendering

DaVinci ResolveBlenderAdobe Premiere (BYO license)

Export renders in minutes instead of overnight. GPU-accelerated encoding means your laptop's fan never has to know.

General coursework & note-taking

Microsoft 365Browser-based LMS toolsPDF annotation

Even a small CPU VM is a full, fast desktop for everyday classwork — useful if your current laptop is simply old, slow, or has a failing battery.

Don't see your software?

Any Windows or Linux desktop app can be installed on your VM once it's running — templates just save you the setup time for the most common programs. Email main@staticgpu.com and we'll build a custom template for your program if enough students need it.