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Accelerated Graphics Graduates from Tech Preview (What’s New in 2027)

Accelerated Graphics transitions from Tech Preview status to a fully supported capability.

Following continued performance improvements, expanded visual support, enhanced linked model handling, and improved 3D workflows, Accelerated Graphics is now production-ready for modeling and navigation tasks.

All Tech Preview language has been removed from the user interface. The workflow to enter and use Accelerated Graphics mode remains unchanged.

Accelerated Graphics is recommended for modeling and navigation workflows. Some view documentation capabilities and visual effects may not be supported in this mode.

Built on modern graphics components, Accelerated Graphics leverages advanced hardware (when system requirements are met) to improve overall responsiveness.

Performance example:
  • A walkthrough playback in a 300-frame sample model with all RVT links loaded is:
    • 25% faster than the previous Accelerated Graphics Tech Preview
    • 500% faster than standard Revit views
    • Here’s the different time result comparison between Revit 2027, Revit 2026 with Accelerated Graphics Tech Preview, and Revit 2027 with Accelerated Graphics:
      Revit 2027 Revit 2026 with Accelerated Graphics Tech Preview Revit 2027 with Accelerated Graphics
      00:03:18 00:00:50 00:00:38

Configuration and Control

    Accelerated Graphics can be enabled or disabled globally from the Graphics tab in the Options dialog.

    You can:
    • Enter Accelerated Graphics mode for improved performance during modeling and navigation tasks.
    • Use the on-screen toolbar or right-click menu to toggle the mode.
    • Configure interaction preferences.

    All settings are saved in the Revit.ini file.

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