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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Dedicated Rendering Machine Specs?
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As our team works to integrate Revit into our work, rendering is emerging as a major service we want to offer. We are rapidly discovering how very long it takes for our computers to complete a final rendering using our standard desktops (single processor P4 2.4Mhz 768 Mb Ram).
Does anyone have and recommendations on what would make a a good rendering station that would be not outrageously costly but that would make a noticeable diference in processing time?
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We did the single processor thing and it didn't last to long. Eventually (2) 2.4 dual processor machines were purchased with 200g each. It kind of depends on the amount of detail you want and how fast you want it. They're great for pan files also.
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