I’m using a high-performance setup: • CPU: i9-13900K • GPU: RTX 4070 Ti • RAM: 64 GB Rendering a 4000-pixel image takes around 1 hour. While this handles most ArchViz projects efficiently, tight deadlines can still challenge even advanced systems. Optimizing scenes and using proxies or render farms are essential for faster workflows.

Yes. I had 32 gb ram and RTX3060, with some fast working rendering app i can get it done in minutes of the setting is done. The hardware and software contributes.

Using a cloud solution. Rent rendering machines externally to work on the 3d modeling, and keep rendering outside to parallel the processes. GPU, RAM etc will not give enough scaling capability if you need to render a big volume of pictures or animations.

Sometimes i use more than 1 workstation .. i have 2 right now .. am using lumion as render engine.. so mainly it's the graphic card .. RTX cards are great specially when bigger than 8 gb .. more than 16 gb rams is a must for a smooth model navigation

Well im working with an M1 chip and 8 GB of RAM that should at least allow me render some Full HD images in around 2 minutes or less, at least we aren't trying to render out an image sequence. So the short answer is, yes.