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Dear Revit City
I have recently started learning revit due to school related projects, My question is because revit is such a large program what type of operating system is best suited to run revit smoothly without lag. I currently use the "HP pavillion dv7 notebook PC". kind regards BR4NKO
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"what type of operating system"
windows 7 definitely
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BR- no computer is better than another for running revit
as long as it's a windows 7 computer.. the more speed
the more money.. the new intel sandy bridge setup is
the only way to go right now IMO.. but get some speed-
it's so nice to have things move without waiting..
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You'll want windows 7, 64 bit.
Rendering an image requires processing power almost exclusively, so if you're after photrealistic images and walkthroughs, get 4 to 8 cores.
For smooth work, without catches and lag while you spin around a 3D model with shading, and shadows on, you'll need a very good video card.
Ram is not as important as some people think. But I wouldn't have under 4. but it's cheap.
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You'll want windows 7, 64 bit.
Rendering an image requires processing power almost exclusively, so if you're after photrealistic images and walkthroughs, get 4 to 8 cores.
For smooth work, without catches and lag while you spin around a 3D model with shading, and shadows on, you'll need a very good video card.
Ram is not as important as some people think. But I wouldn't have under 4. but it's cheap.
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Ditto!!!
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