For Enscape, IME, gpu with more onboard memory perform better over purely-faster models (again, use-case/model-size, dependant) - we run 2070Ss & 1080s at our office, and unless you're hell-bent on raytracing, I can't tell the difference (visually) - though the 2*** series cards do feel nippier, and 3*** cards (way out of budget) will obviously trump them.Adobe, Microsoft etc) you need to gun for best-spec blue-team cpus Drop the dual xeon's - for Revit (primary use case) you (still) want the best single-threaded performance cpu - which also (often) negates Ryzen-based builds - though if users will be dabbling in other "more general" task-work, multi-thread performance can be a boon - again, it all comes down to use-case, for a purely raw-Revit-machine w/ no app crosstalk (i.e.but to add to what you may have already gleaned from your reading thus far: Opinions vary - and your user's use case will (obvs) drive the final build spec.
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