Graphic Cards for Revit LT 2020 or newer

[flamah]

Would someone be kind to provide a simple up to date list of NVidia RTX cards that work well with Revit LT?

I will be acquiring either a Dell workstation or a Dell Gamer's laptop, and would prefer not to replace the original configuration, nor to spend too much money since I only occasionally use Revit LT.

Please do not refer me to the Autodesk pages with Certified Hardware such as https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/tsarticles/ts/54rmRX5H2Czwfk4iQ9qept.html or https://knowledge.autodesk.com/certified-graphics-hardware --  I have been there and it did not help, too much general/unnecessary information,
I also cannot open the link https://knowledge.autodesk.com/sites/default/files/AdskHardwareCertificationReport_2.xml and do not know how to find that .xml file in my Revit Programs folder.

Perhaps a .doc or .pdf version of the above file could do the trick.
Thank you for your assistance!

[ennujozlagam · Accepted solution]

https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Revit-What-Graphic...

https://www.revitforum.org/forum/revit-all-flavors/hardware-and-infrastructure/123-revit-hardware-vi...

[flamah]

@ennujozlagam,

I appreciate you for taking the time to respond, for the references you sent me and for your advice on difficulties :). I apologize if I sounded angry. Indeed I was frustrated going around several help and forum pages, and the first answer I received from another Wizard like you to another question referred me to the very same pages mentioned in my question that I had already visited and caused confusion. That thread closed before I could respond and clarify.

If I may ask, would a gaming computer equipped with the GeForce RTX 4060-4090 do the trick? Even with the same 32-64 GB  RAM and 512-1024 GB SSD, an Alien or G series laptop would cost about 50-75% of a Precision Workstation using NVIDIA® RTX™ 2000 Ada Generation?

Thank you again, ennujozlagam!

[machycekF254L]

Everything depends on size and complexity of your models. I assume it's not going to be big because of usage LT version.

Performance in Revit depends mainly on CPU (bigger single thread performance -> better, Revit use single/multi thread depends on process), then RAM (personally I would consider 32GB as minimum nowadays). SSD should be standard. 

In LT version, you are unable to do rendering (only cloud) where you can find GPU usable more. RTX A2000 and 4060 are fine for you. 4070 and higher are bit pricy for Revit.