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Is there a comparison of the performance of different versions of Revit, specially between R2022-R2025? Some benchmarks? Article guide? I cannot find any hard data of that matter. Currently my team is working on huge* project and I am curious if there would be any profits in performance (synchro time, opening view). If we would force to upgrade from 2022 to any newer version. On the other hand I am afraid of compatibility/plugin issues. So if there is no more like 10-20%** then upgrade make no real profits for us in terms of performance ... And can provide unknown problems to existing now. We are MEP company, so Revit versions of model is more up to architects decision but I believe we can agree with architects with arguments. *Shopping center, area size something between 200000-400000 square meters area, currently 32GB RAM seems problematic for fluent work with **all linked**  models loaded and I expect that even 64-96GB would be required for full load **all linked**  models after release execution design stage. ** **less opening view time** , requirements of **RAM** etc. Somebody maybe had done some test, like "after upgrade from Revit 2016 up to R2020, RAM usage got reduced/enlarged by XXX, opening views were more/less smooth". I ask, because frankly speaking ... I don't know why, but I expect that after each version Revit, use more RAM memory not less xDD. (that might be, a bad feeling is that the models simply contain more and more data, when I started it happened that 15-40% of the objects were not modeled in Revit but in 2D AutoCAD as attach by various subcontractors, now, not counting the schematics, almost all the geometry are in the models.)

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