Architecture is an unusual workload because two halves of it want opposite things. Modelling and editing in Revit lean on one processor core at a time, so peak clock speed decides how quickly a view redraws after you move a wall. Rendering in Enscape, Twinmotion or Lumion is the reverse: it lives almost entirely on the graphics chip and its video memory.

That is why a machine chosen purely on core count can still feel sluggish in studio. Match the graphics memory to the visualisation package your school teaches, give yourself enough system memory for a model with consultants' files linked into it, and treat the screen as a colour instrument rather than a spec line. Delivery runs to the major centres in one to three business days, and collection from our Centurion warehouse is an option if you would rather not wait on a courier.