Shocking GPU & CPU Usage of Revit

Need help on choosing the right hardware for Revit. In this short video I will show you what hardware is most important for Revit and put to rest the debate on whether to upgrade CPU or GPU. By the end you will know the true hardware requirements for your Revit needs.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:25 - Render Settings and Performance
1:25 - Rendering
3:28 - 3D Space Performance

[@leeyinshen8037]

Helloo, may i know what specifications were your desktop at the time of this recording? (cpu,gpu,ram)

[@bubaks2]

What about endscape?

[@clemenclemen4237]

Good info, how about RAM? Is 16gb sufficient? thanks

[@revitforcivilengineers]

I would highly suggest to go with 32GB for Revit. But in a pinch 16GB will do fine. At the end of the day it depends how large your structure is.

[@aMilling]

We have a quadro rtx 3000 in our work laptops, and it chokes when orbiting in 3D, so infuriating.

[@revitforcivilengineers]

In my experience Revit performance is affected by the CPU by a greater margin. This is especially true when not using realistic visual setting where the CPU is used in 3D space.

[@aMilling]

@@revitforcivilengineers CPU using 10% max in 3d is dumb

[@revitforcivilengineers]

I know what you mean, but such is life. I suggest upgrading to a workstation desktop since most RTX 3000 laptops that I know have a power constrain that is lower than even a decent gaming laptop.

[@aMilling]

@@revitforcivilengineers Yup, but that's gotta be hard to swing with the firm.

[@randylltarlly7021]

use a gaming laptop, even a 4060 will give much better performance, workstations are throttled,