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This year I am working on getting new computers for our office. We only have 6 workstations right now that are about 4 years old and we need to upgrade all of them to run Revit better and be able to run Lumion which we are starting. I'm wondering what type of turn around everyone else is on for hardware, I was thinking the industry standards was around 3 years before needing to upgrade your computer. Thoughts? Thanks!
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