Hi
Below Dell XPS 15 Inch 7590 Ultrabook we are looking at getting for using Revit 2020.
Unfortunately our options are limited at the moment and with no workstations options.
Would these specs suffice for rendering in Revit or would performance suffer since this is GTX rather than workstation GPU such as Quadro.
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Dell XPS 15 inch 7590 Ultrabook
For Revit 2020, see
Also, for Revit 2021, look ahead to
On both of those checklists, shoot at least for the the "Balanced - Price and Performance" configuration.
Thanks Bill
While the option for i7 in Dell is not in stock, there is Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Extreme (Gen 2) with i7 that got slightly different / better spec.
Can you advise on this one? I'm guessing it has two GFX chips not sure if this is worse for GFX chip.
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Extreme (Gen 2)
-Intel Core i7-9850H (6 Core Processor 2.6GHz up to 4.6GHz, 6 Cores, 12MB Cache)
-32GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM
-1TB M.2 PCI-e NVME SSD
-Intel UHD Graphics 630 & NVIDIA GeForce 1650Ti 4 GB GDDR5 Max-Q
When you say "rendering", do you specifically mean creating image files? Or just display performance during normal operation?
Rendering as creating the image files.
We have an old an machine that takes would take over 40 minutes just to render a simple desk with white background only using sunlight option. Will mainly be used for renders of office spaces and custom furniture.
This looks pretty sweet to me: much better CPU, twice the RAM, twice the storage.
Again, Revit rendering uses the CPU, not the graphics card. (Revit 2021's much faster Realistic visual style does appear to use the GPU.)
If you ever plan to use Enscape, Lumion, or TwinMotion for real-time rendering, see https://enscape3d.com/community/blog/knowledgebase/system-requirements/. It appears that the 4GB NVIDIA card you mentioned meets the recommended requirements for Enscape.
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