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NVIDIA GRID APPLICATION SIZING FOR AUTODESK REVIT 2016 BPG-08489-001 | March 2017 Best Practices Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS Users Per Server (UPS) 1 Technology Overview 3 Autodesk Revit 2016 Application 3 NVIDIA GRID Platform 3 Software and Hardware Used in the Tests 4 Hardware Encoding with NVENC and VMware Blast Extreme 5 Testing Methodology 6 The Performance Engineering Lab 6 Recommended Revit Physical System Configuration 7 Typical Revit Workstation Builds 7 Autodesk Revit Benchmark Metrics (RFO) 8 Test Workloads 9 How the Tests Were Run 10 Test Limitations 10 Test Results 11 Test Threshold Times 11 GRID K2 Test Execution Times 12 Tesla M60 with NVENC Test Execution Times 12 Test Execution Times With and Without Hardware Acceleration13 CPU Utilization Against GPU Utilization 14 Conclusion 16 NVIDIA GRID Application Sizing for Autodesk Revit 2016 BPG-08489-001 | ii USERS PER SERVER (UPS) The purpose of this guide is to give a detailed analysis of how many users organizations can expect to get per servers based on performance testing with the Autodesk Revit 2016. The NVIDIA Performance Lab worked in cooperation with the Autodesk team to determine the maximum recommended number of users for the reference server configuration. Testing for this guide is based on the industry-standard RFO benchmark to determine the maximum number of Autodesk Revit users per server (UPS) that NVIDIA GRID® can support. To provide customers with a reference point, we have included testing for the latest generation of NVIDIA GRID solution, NVIDIA GRID Virtual Workstation software on NVIDIA Tesla™ M60, as compared to the previous generation, GRID K2. Based on extensive testing, NVIDIA GRID provides the following performance and scalability recommendation.