System Requirements for Revit 2019

On April 17, 2018 Autodesk published a very useful article about the System Requirements for Revit 2019. What’s great about it, is that the main hardware configurations are workflow related. 

Below I have outlined a modified SUMMARY of my top recommendations:

• Minimum: Entry-Level Configuration
  • Microsoft Windows 10  64-bit Enterprise, or Pro
  • Multi-Core Intel® i5 or i7 Series processor or AMD® equivalent with SSE2 technology
  • 8 GB RAM
• Value: Balanced price and performance
  • Microsoft Windows 10  64-bit Enterprise, or Pro
  • Multi-Core Intel® i7-Series processor or AMD® equivalent with SSE2 technology
  • 16 GB RAM
• Performance: Large, complex models
  • Microsoft Windows 10  64-bit Enterprise, or Pro
  • Multi-Core Intel Xeon, Intel® i7-Series processor or AMD® equivalent with SSE2 technology
  • 32-64 GB RAM
  • 10,000+ RPM (for Point Cloud interactions) or Solid State Drive
• Collaboration for Revit (in addition to the above)
  • Three times (3X) the total disk space consumed by equivalent RVT files for all cloud workshared projects accessed by the user.
  • Internet connection able to deliver symmetrical 25 Mbps for each machine on burst transfers.
• VMware®: Recommended-Level Configuration (in addition to the above)
  • VMware Horizon® 6.1 or later / VMware vSphere® 6 or later
  • 384-512 GB RAM
  • NVIDIA GRID K2 or later

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For more info, please refer to the original article.