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FAQ

What are the hardware requirements for Revit?

Autodesk publishes official minimum and recommended requirements for each version of Revit, so it's best to check them before you buy. With larger models, what matters most is single-core CPU performance, the amount of RAM and a fast SSD. The graphics card matters most when working in 3D views and rendering. Choose your configuration based on the size of your projects.

Why choose a workstation over a home PC for working in Revit?

A workstation is designed for long hours of intensive work with demanding software such as Revit. It typically has more powerful components, error-correcting (ECC) RAM, and graphics cards with drivers certified for CAD and BIM applications. A standard home computer can handle everyday tasks, but it will reach its performance limits sooner with complex building models.

What is a workstation?

A workstation is a computer designed for professional, resource-intensive tasks such as CAD and BIM design, 3D graphics, simulations and calculations, or video editing. In the context of Revit, it is a system configured to run complex models and multiple views at once reliably.

Is a mobile workstation or a desktop better for Revit?

A mobile workstation is a full-fledged computer in laptop form. It works well when you need to present a project to a client or work on a construction site. A desktop model usually offers higher performance for the same price, better cooling and easier upgrades. The choice therefore depends mainly on how much mobility you need.

How much does a one-year Revit license cost?

Revit is available on a subscription basis, and the price depends on the plan you choose, your country and the current offer from Autodesk or its authorized resellers. It's best to check the current price directly on the manufacturer's website. The license is a separate cost, independent of buying a workstation, which should be chosen to meet the program's requirements.