Desktop or Laptop for Architecture ?!
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- "Should I get a desktop or laptop for architecture?". This, along with, "what computer hardware should I get for Revit?", are the two most common hardware based questions I get... In this video I recorded an open box review of my new desktop computer, benchmark it, an compare it to it's laptop equivalent...
Desktop Reviewed:
BIMBOX Stryker IV
13th Gen i9-13900K
128 GB RAM
2TB NVmE
Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090
Laptop Reviewed:
BIMBOX Mech 16
13th Gen i9-13900HX
64 GB RAM
2TB NVmE
Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 (Laptop)
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 BIMBOX Desktop Open Box Review (Stryker IV)
14:06 BIMBOX Laptop Overview
18:24 Laptop vs. Desktop Benchmark and Compare
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My Main Revit Computer (BIMBOX) - bimbox.bimafterdark.com/
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My Favorite Sketching Pens (Sharpie “Fine”) - amzn.to/3c8r8qO
Greatest Sketching Marker of All Time (Sign Pen) - amzn.to/3ceAukN
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Great video Jeff, thanks, and congrats for a new beast :)
I agree with you that having both workstations is not needed, even though I have them 😊 bearing in mind that laptop is almost always slower than a PC, a regular Revit user for most of the tasks, except rendering, will not spot it.
Enjoy working on a new PC 😉
Cheers!!!
Really interesting approach to the benchmark!
My personal favorite is a decent desktop someone at home that can turn it on when im out of the country else I keep my desktop on and just stream it to my little Surface. Having a little laptop with internet connection is all you need to have your powerful render machine with you!
Although great comparison!
Cheers! Thanks for the feedback!
I also do this, i just use remote desktop to use my desktop at home from a laptop and i can boot it up via WOL and works very good. Big advantage of a desktop is the fan noise it doesn't make. And the laptop also stays very quiet when i use remote desktop.
@@ernemmerone I do the same... but with my iPad ;) >> ruclips.net/video/os84WiuLKZ8/видео.html&ab_channel=TheRevitKid
@@ernemmeronei personally use Parsec which is a gaming streaming program as it got more options to dabble with when streaming perhaps to a worse internet. But it really is a very neat possibility!
@@ernemmerone Have you tried Parsec instead of Remote Desktop? I have come to notice that Parsec has much less lag in Revit and Rino compared to Remote Desktop.
Great video Jeff 💪 Laptops are more closer to top tier desktop performance than ever before. I prefer desktops all day but not everyone sits at a desk all day.
it is getting to the point that the highest end laptops make the most sense since they are both powerful and portable - the new MSI Titan 18 4k or Razer 18 4k is my next system unless dell comes out with an 18 inch 4k model shortly (I like dell's next day hardware / same day software premium warranty service).
I do not understand the total cost. There is a company that specializes in deliding the processors in Pennsylvania for around 80 dollars. Overclocking and testing all done by them. Is ATG doing anything special to the motherboard or the ram or anything else that would add 3000 thousand dollars. I would say that there would have to be something so proprietary done that it should be pointed out to justify the price.
Looking at some of the weird aliexpress hardware with mini itx motherboards made with laptop chipsets and often mobile cpus (usually with igpu) but clocked for desktop and with a 16x pcie port. If reliable vendors would get more creative, we could build very small itx systems with lower power consumption...
Love the portability of laptops but the ability to upgrade certain components is what discouraging me. You do most at least 3 years before that thing becomes obsolete.
I have an Alienware laptop and it's been great but it's not very portable, considering trying a surface for some smaller on the go tasks. P.S. like the sweatshirt, love fly fishing!
Tight lines 🤘💪💪
With bimbox being mainly marketed towards companies is there a pc that you’d recommend for college students?
Depends on your budget… would be the best specs you can get on your budget 🤷🏻♂️ …
Both!🤩
I have a laptop with no GPU. Revit works fine. I need nothing more. (I do not make any renderings. Only design and technical drawings.)
It would be interesting see how very near a 13600K with 128GB of DDR4 4400 would come to the 13900K in the Revit benchmark.
Haha you could go ALL day benchmarking various combinations, for sure!!!
For those on a tighter budget FYI, RE Processor: ruclips.net/video/Ds4D6CaODGs/видео.htmlsi=mRw5-4GABANBchwq&t=699, and RE Memory: ruclips.net/video/naVuiBdd-6A/видео.htmlsi=RtlErpAEvKjr1z9d&t=424
Amd is the way to go
Revit mostly runs on one or two processor cores, so currently Intel is a better bet than AMD for the special needs of Revit.
@@eltamarindo theres no way thats true and intel hasnt been better in any workload in over 5 years
Hi Jeff, I don't know why but my last comment got deleted. I have a question about selling Revit families. can I ask it here?
RUclips deleted it as spam. No selling in the comments. Feel free to email me
My custom-built Desktop is the exact same spec as the tested BIMBOX desktop and I got around 50 in RFO. I built my computer for $3300 and I bet that spec on BIMBOX is above $7000.
I just don't understand what the addition 3000 in cost is. Do they have some special service or something?
As someone who knows what computer parts cost, BIMBOX's pricing always offended me lol.
You can talk to BIMBOX about it but they do over clock, delid, and more … on top of a great warranty and support. Building yourself will always be cheaper over someone else… of course. Also, I’m at $3300 without the case and power supply right now … so I think your specs are a little different.
@@TheRevitKid Maybe, I assume their main audience is offices rather than individuals. My ram is DDR4 that might, with older gen z690 motherboard, that might be it.
@@armannasr3681 yes for sure… I’m not saying it won’t be cheaper … just don’t want to mislead anyone reading it. BIMBOx is defiantly geared towards professionals.
BimBox is a pretty decent machine. Too bad their sales are not as good. We've ordered a couple of them and the ATG rep was completely NON RESPONSIVE to anything, so we are done with them. Too bad you can't buy them direct. ATG is horrible.
I would relish the opportunity to restore your support, I apologize for the lack of communication you experienced. If you would be willing to take a call I will make this right for you!
@@MarkWegele Thanks for the offer, but we have never been happy with ATG, and I don't see that changing. While the couple of BIMBoxs we currently have seem to work well, our other options have been just as good.