Graphics Workstations for Revit
Understand Revit’s hardware requirements and pick the perfect 3XS Systems graphics workstation for your project
What GPU do I need for Revit?
Revit is a software application that relies on the CPU for the majority of tasks so a mid-range professional-grade NVDIA GPU will suffice if working with simple assemblies - such as an NVIDIA RTX A2000. When using complex BIM models, especially larger ones we would recommend a higher specification GPU, such as an NVIDIA RTX A4000, to cope with the more complex graphics and larger frame buffers.
In both cases, we would recommend a professional-grade NVIDIA GPU, as although their consumer counterparts may offer similar performance on paper, they will not be officially certified for Revit usage, so you may struggle to get support from the GPU manufacturer or Autodesk should you encounter a software issue.
What storage does Revit need?
We always recommend using an SSD for the boot drive that will host your OS, Revit itself, and any active projects you are working on. The high speed of SSDs allows your system to boot, launch applications, and load files many times faster than any traditional hard drive. Alternatively, as your work projects increase you may want to consider a second SSD or higher capacity HDD - depending on your budget - so your OS, Revit and live projects benefit from SSD speed, but your archived work uses the HDD where speed isn’t a necessity and costs can be lowered. Another archive solution could be to employ an external NAS device allowing sharing and RAID protection.
When it comes to deciding on drive capacity, this will very much depend on your number of files and the model sizes. You should also consider the space required by other applications and their associated files too.
The Best Workstations for Revit
- 3XS GW-AEC T116R, AMD Ryzen 7 5700X, 16GB DDR4, 8GB NVIDIA T1000, 1TB M.2 SSD, Win11 Pro LN127993RRP: £1,349.99
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