adding new FAQ page

Author: eofli

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 * [Release Notes](/docs/release/releases.md)
     * [Known Issues](/docs/release/knownissues.md)
 * [Support](/docs/support/support.md)
+* [Support](/docs/FAQ.md)

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 # Frequently Asked Questions
 
-Below you will find answers to some of the questions we get frequently from our users. Please contact us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) in case you don't find answers to your questions. You can also join our forum page https://forum.zmt.swiss to exchange ideas or tips with other **Sim4Life** users.
+Below you will find answers to some of the questions we get frequently from our users. Please contact us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) in case you don't find answers to your questions. You can also join our forum page https://forum.zmt.swiss to exchange ideas or tips with other **Sim4Life** users.
 
+---
 
-### How can I import .smash file generated using Sim4Life desktop?
+### How can I import a .smash file generated using Sim4Life desktop?
 
-1. Click "Start Sim4Life" to create a new project.
-2. Click "Dropdown Burger Menu" and select "File Browser"
-3. Click "UPLOAD FILE". Browse the .smash file you would like to upload and click "Open". 
-4. if you need to upload also the results, then click small triangle next to "UPLOAD FILE" and select "Upload folder". Browse the folder you would like to upload and click "Upload".
-5. To open this smash file, close this workspace window and click "Open" under  "Dropdown Burger Menu". Select the .smash file. 
-
-TODO: gif showing steps
+1. Click ```Start Sim4Life``` to create a new project.
+2. Click ```Dropdown Burger Menu``` and select ```File Browser```
+3. Click ```UPLOAD FILE```. Browse the .smash file you would like to upload and click ```Open```. 
+4. if you need to upload also the results, then click the small triangle next to ```UPLOAD FILE``` and select ```Upload folder```. Browse the folder you would like to upload and click ```Upload```.
+5. To open this smash file, close this workspace window and click ```Open``` under  ```Dropdown Burger Menu```. Select the .smash file. 
 
+---
 
 ### What happens to running simulations when I go back to the dashboard?
 
-The simulations will continue running and your file will be automatically saved. It is recommended to close the GUI if not needed (not to spend  credits for GUI), once you submit your simulation jobs.   
+The simulations will continue running and your file will be automatically saved. It is recommended to close the GUI if not needed (not to spend credits for GUI), once you submit your simulation jobs.   
+
+---
 
 ### Is it possible to automatically save my study?
 
-- When you close a sim4life.io project by clicking "Dashboard' button, the project will be automatically. If you didn't give a name before then it will be saved as "AutoSave.smash"
+- When you close a sim4life.io project by clicking ```Dashboard``` button, the project will be automatically saved. If you didn't give a name before then it will be saved as ```AutoSave.smash```
 - When you submit a job to run, the project will be also automatically saved. 
-- In addition, you can enable/disable automatically saving option or set the saving interval on "Application" window which can be reached by clicking "Preferences" via  "Dropdown Burger Menu" and selecting "Application" 
+- In addition, you can enable/disable automatically saving option or set the saving interval on ```Application``` window which can be reached by clicking ```Preferences``` via  ```Dropdown Burger Menu``` and selecting ```Application```.
+
+---
+
+### What options do I have when I want to run my simulations on GPU?
+
+When your simulation is ready and if you select aXware or CUDA as Kernel, then you will see three options when you click ```Run``` button. 
+
+<p align="center">
+  <img width="50%" src="assets/runoptions.png">
+</p>
 
-TODO: screenshots
+- (1) ```Run```: if you click this button, your simulation will run in the same machine in AWS where you have the *Sim4Life* running. It is currently a computer with 16 CPU cores, 64 GB of RAM and 16 GB of a T4 NVIDIA GPU card. If you run with this option, you have to keep the GUI open until the simulation is completed.
+- (2) ```SMALL[GPU]```" If you click this button, your simulation will be detached from the GUI and will run on another setup, It is currently a computer with 8 CPU cores, 32 GB RAM, 24 GB of a A10G NVIDIA GPU card. If you run with this option, you can log out and come back later.
+- (3) ```MEDIUM[GPU]```" If you click this button, your simulation will be detached from the GUI and will run on another setup, It is currently a computer with 48 CPU cores, 192 GB RAM, 4xA10G NVIDIA GPU card with 4x24 GB Video RAM. If you run with this option, you can log out and come back later.