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Hardware recommendation

Find recommended hardware specifications and optimisation tips for the best experience with Catenda Hub.

Written by Sjaak Velthoven
Updated this week

This article contains information about the recommended system requirement to use Catenda Hub. Catenda hub can be accessed through the browser and does not need to be installed.

This article contains information about the following topics:

Hardware recommendation:

This hardware recommendation is only intended for Catenda Hub in a browser application.

There can be different requirements depending on the detail level of your 3D objects.

Levels of detail (LOD) are defined by AIA in document G202 as LOD 100, 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600.

The LOD definition can be seen here.

(April 2026)

Recommended specification

Central processing unit

Memory

Dedicated Graphics card

Regular projects
(up to LOD 300)

Intel Core i5 or eq.

8 to 16 GB

Integrated / 4GB

Dense Geometry projects
(LOD 400 and above)

Intel Core i7 or eq.

32GB

8GB

Monitor

If one or more external monitors are connected to a device, even if Catenda is not displayed on that monitor, make sure the device supports the amount of monitors and the combination of display resolutions that the monitors have and that are configured in the operating system.

Application system requirements

Catenda Hub can be accessed through different applications on different systems.

The requirements for using Catenda hub is therefore a combination of the requirements of the system software and the applciation software that are used to access Catenda Hub.

Operating systems

Windows 11

MacOS Tahoe

Linux Ubuntu

Browsers


Safari:

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