They are making amazing laptops for people who use laptops, but if I were to take a survey I would guess that likely 85%-90% of Revit users are on desktop workstations who do not care about battery life or power consumption. Instead, you are asking a company that barely iterates it's products in the PC x86/圆4 space to completely rewrite the code to function in an ARM based world. If your primary work is creative Adobe work, then maybe parallels is a good go between but not as the main way to work. Parallels might just do the job with such a powerful processor, but you're gimping yourself right out of the gate. Lastly, we're talking about an ARM based CPU that likely does not have instruction sets that Autodesk likely relies on. a GTX 3080 in a desktop is a whole different beast from its laptop equivalent.
Secondly, the comparisons are against some sort of gaming laptop which generally uses a significantly paired down video card. I would say they are taking a very specific pro user seriously, not pro users in general. By assigning Revit to a user you will effectively grant them access to all versions so you don’t need to specifically assign 2017.”Īs simple as that! Just use AVA to download and install the older version.Firstly, the only thing we have right now is some nice charts from a biased Apple.
You should gain access to 1 seat of the 2017 Revit for every applicable Revit product that you own on subscriptions. That means that you will not use a serial number when the install the software. Please note that 2017 Autodesk software supports the login method. The seats won’t show up in the Autodesk Account however and you need to access the installers via AVA. There shouldn’t be any need to apply for the extra previous licenses. So you can use, at this point back to 2015 and next year and when the software advances to the new version in April, this will change to 2016.
“As on November 2020, Autodesk expanded “previous versions” back to 5 versions for all Subscription customers.
So… how can you get access to Revit 2017 or other old Revit versions? As recent as November 2020, Autodesk enabled access as shown below: Every now and then you come across a project that is still using a super-old version of Revit (remember Revit 2017? Yeah, it was released about 5 years ago…) You might have found that your old versions of Revit have actually stopped working or stopped activating due to Autodesk license system changes.
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