Category: Engineering

Agisoft provides a list of system requirements for Metashape to ensure compatibility with the software. However, it’s important to note that such lists typically only outline the minimum hardware requirements and may not indicate the best hardware for optimal performance. Additionally, these lists can sometimes be outdated, include obsolete hardware versions, or simply not highlight […]

The majority of software programs have a set of minimum system requirements, including those for video cards, to ensure compatibility with a user’s computer hardware. Nevertheless, these requirements often only provide the bare minimum necessary to run the software and do not take into account the hardware that would offer optimal performance. In some instances, […]

Inventor CPU When selecting a CPU for Autodesk Inventor, it’s crucial to note that most of the software’s functions are single-threaded, meaning they only utilize one core of the CPU. If you want to enhance the performance of your computer, it’s advisable to select a processor that has a high clock speed. At present, the […]

Autodesk provides a list of system requirements for different versions of AutoCAD, however, this list is not necessarily comprehensive. The best hardware for optimum performance is not taken into account and is only mentioned as a minimum requirement. Some lists may also contain outdated or possibly underperforming hardware. We’ve performed our own testing and compiled […]

Autodesk offers a list of necessary hardware specifications for Revit to function with a computer system. They are unable to accurately depict the ideal hardware setup for peak performance due to these restrictions. We conducted extensive testing to determine the hardware that operates the best when using Revit in order to address this. As a […]