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Hi all, we are about to order the following setups for workstations & laptops.
We are currently running Revit Arch 2010 & will upgrade to Revit Arch 2012.
Users on these compters will do very little rendering but will be working on models upwards of 80-100 mb
Does anybody have any objections to what is specd, I check Autodesk website on both graphic cards & they are both approved & recomennded.
Thank You for your input.
WORKSTATION:
Hewlett Packard Z400 WorkStation
Intel Xeon W3565 3.20 GHz
12 GB DDR3-1333 RAM
1 TB Hard Drive
Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit
Quadro 600 1 GB Video Card Dual Port DVI-Display Port
LAPTOP:
HP 8540w Computer
Intel i7-640M Processor
8 GB SDRAM
320 GB Hard Disk Drive
1 GB NVidia 880M Video Card
Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit
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Did you see the "Performance Recommendations for Large/Complex Models"??
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I Hope and I Wish to LEARN more, and more, and more.... REVIT |
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Thanks Typhoon,
I did not see that before, but do you know what Autodesk considers a large/complex model?
Thanks, Alan
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"...but do you know what Autodesk considers a large/complex model?" - Nope, sorry, I don't work for Autodesk but i will try to find out...
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Hi,
I have the same combination of machines,
However, even with 16g ram revit is still slow. How do you find things?
I can't see any difference between these beasts and my old machines.
Perhaps you know how to tune the machines, let me know what you think
Regards
Paul
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