How do architectural design firms determine which software and workstations to buy?

Choice of software depends on project requirements, team opinion, client needs, and budget. But the requirement of a Workstation is almost the same for any architectural designing software. On the other hand, when choosing a workstation for architectural engineering, it is important to consider factors such as processing power, graphics performance, RAM capacity, and portability. While desktop workstations offer more power and flexibility, mobile workstations like laptops offer the advantage of portability and the ability to work on the go.
One recommended option is the HP ZBook Power G9 Mobile Workstation. It is powered by an Intel Core i7 CPU, DDR5 RAM, and hybrid GPUs (Nvidia RTX A2000 + Intel Iris-Xe), which make it capable of handling extremely demanding 3D modelling and rendering tasks. It also has a large 15.6-inch display with 4K resolution and is designed to meet MIL-STD-810H military standards for durability. With sleek build and lightweight design, it’s an ideal choice for architectural engineers who need to work on-site or travel frequently.
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