Upgrading quatro is a different discussion in and of it’s self. Graphics Card: The graphics card affects things like orbiting a model (not so much in Revit) and real time shading previews (software like Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Showcase and Autodesk Newport) I prefer nVidia over ATI.
Best computer for 3d modeling 64 Bit#
RAM: Try and get 4 gigs or above (if you go with a 64 bit OS) I go for the one just below the most expensive. It tends to add quite a bit to the price tag. Generally I try and not get the best option. What it does not affect is things like spinning a model or composting in Photoshop. Processor: The processor affects things like rendering and computationally heavy operations (updating a huge grasshopper definition). My general concerns, or things I tell students to look out for include: So my question to you is what is the Best Computer and/or Laptop for 3d Modeling and BIM? That being said Steve has had little to no problems with his machine. Fed’s hard drive failed, my monitor has had to be replaced 2 times and we have spent waaaaay too many hours on the phone with dell customer service. Fed, Steve and I work on Dell Precisions M4400(s). At CASE we have one of the 17″ versions and although it’s pretty big, it has been a great machine. My recent recommendation has been the 15″ HP elite book. For me the most important things are performance and comfort, you are going to be spending a lot of time with this computer so make sure you like it.
Best computer for 3d modeling mac#
I had a Mac Book and the issue for me was mapping the keyboard.
(I’ve noticed once a person has decided to go with a Mac book, there is really no point on discussing it further ) When it comes to hardware I try and stay objective and really find the best tool. Beside the people that REALLY want me to say “MAC BOOK PRO, of course” this is a tough question to answer. This week classes started and one the most common questions I’m getting is “What’s the best computer for 3d modeling?”.
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