Processor
For most Lumion users, the best CPU is one with an as high core frequency as possible. This is the “GHz” that you see in the specs. Generally, the higher the CPU frequency, the less cores it will have.
Not all user workflows are the same though, so be sure and contact us for an optimized configuration.
Memory
The amount of memory you will need depends on how many programs you will have open at any given time alongside Lumion, and how large the files are that you will be working with.
A good starting point in deciding how much RAM you should go for would be to check your current usage via Windows Task Manager.
Graphics Card
GPU is the most important component for Lumion. Users would appreciate as much VRAM as they can get, especially for higher detail scenes.
Note that the speed of a GPU plays a role in performance as well, and it is possible to get greater performance from a faster GPU with slightly less VRAM.
Our consultants would assist by helping you choose the best option.
Storage
In the past, computers were held back by slow mechanical hard drives. Unless you are storing files which are not accessed too often, in which case mechanical hard drives might be a better choice, Solid State drives should be used for everything else. Having everything stored on SSDs means you’ll be able to copy, move, open and save files quickly and PC and program start times will be reduced.
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