Whether you want to go for a professional graphics card (Nvidia Quadro or AMD Radeon Pro) or consumer grade ones (Nvidia Geforce, AMD Radeon) depends on whether you need your system to be officially certified for use. We reached out to Autodesk to find out whether Autocad is compatible with 5K and 8K monitors, and will update this article when we get an answer. Autodesk mentions at least 106GBps available bandwidth and 8GB of video memory or more for AutoCAD 2024 (that's twice the requirement for AutoCAD 2023) and resolutions of up to 4K. GPU: A dedicated graphics card that is DirectX 12 compliant should be your priority.Our advice? Prioritize recency (12th or 13th gen or Ryzen 5000 to Ryzen 7000), low TDP (which improves battery life) and cost. Most of the newer AMD mobile processors fit the bill when it comes to base clocks. The latest 13th generation processors do not list a base speed, only Max Turbo frequencies. Here’s the kicker though, there’s no recent Intel mobile processor with a base speed of 3GHz. The only exception is if you plan to use Mental Ray for rendering where the more cores, the merrier. There are no restrictions with regards to physical cores, cache or the presence of an integrated GPU, as AutoCAD tasks are primarily single threaded, so while many cores could be useful for handling other concurrent tasks, it is likely that they will be under utilized. CPU: Autodesk doesn’t list any specific processor instead it recommends a base speed of 3GHz or more and a turbo speed of 4GHz or more.An experienced teacher and guiding professional who gives tips related to AutoCAD and other designing software to undergraduate students.
He is also conducting various workshops on different software in UET. He is an expert AutoCAD trainer and has great exposure with AutoCAD projects including Planning and Designing of buildings, housing schemes and 3D modelling in 3D Max and AutoCAD. He is an active member of Staff Advisor Blood Donor Society, as well as Deputy Incharge (Landscaping & Gardening) UET Lahore. He has been serving as a Lecturer in UET Lahore since 2014. He was awarded two Gold Medals by Federal and Provincial Governments on account of excellent educational performance. He made the hit on the top chart for the hypercoagulable game Queen Bee at Mood Games.Īrif has a Bachelors and MS degree in “City and Regional Planning” from University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore in 20 respectively. He won Peabody Award and was nominated for Emmy awards as Technical Director and Lead Animator. He has also won the best instructor award twice for 3D Animations and Games Artwork. He has won 1st position in Global Game Jam at Fast University Islamabad. He is an experienced designer working in the Pakistan film industry for the key contributions in animated series and as Game Map Designer.
Adeel has 14 years of technical experience in the design industry.
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