Autodesk University
2015-08-07, 04:06 PM
Session: CM220-2
Title: A Hardware Wonk's Guide to the Autodesk® Revit® Platform
Instructor: Matthew Stachoni
Course Description: The Revit platform presents challenges to IT and CAD managers who must wrestle with the unique hardware and software demands placed by this complex Building Information Modeling (BIM) authoring toolset. Peer inside the mind of a hardware geek when you specify your Revit workstations to maximize investment dollars and get the best "bang for the buck". We will explore the current state of the art in microprocessors, memory, video cards and disk subsystems, and how each affects Revit performance. Not only will you learn what it takes to really run Revit well, you will see how the old rules you lived by for years simply do not apply anymore. Determine the best combination of hardware and software for your .NET-working infrastructure demands. Understand the special requirements and compromises needed when specifying mobile workstations and laptops, and ancillary software and hardware you probably need.
Title: A Hardware Wonk's Guide to the Autodesk® Revit® Platform
Instructor: Matthew Stachoni
Course Description: The Revit platform presents challenges to IT and CAD managers who must wrestle with the unique hardware and software demands placed by this complex Building Information Modeling (BIM) authoring toolset. Peer inside the mind of a hardware geek when you specify your Revit workstations to maximize investment dollars and get the best "bang for the buck". We will explore the current state of the art in microprocessors, memory, video cards and disk subsystems, and how each affects Revit performance. Not only will you learn what it takes to really run Revit well, you will see how the old rules you lived by for years simply do not apply anymore. Determine the best combination of hardware and software for your .NET-working infrastructure demands. Understand the special requirements and compromises needed when specifying mobile workstations and laptops, and ancillary software and hardware you probably need.