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I have used Revit extensively and what I consider architectural quality renderings, Revit won't do it. Especially with the built in renderer. Yes you can export to max, but you will run into quick trouble with curved surfaces being faceted and thus destroying your hope of a decent looking render.
max is obviously going to give you drop dead gorgeous renders, but I think you will find you will be building alot of parts. To knock the socks off, you'd need something like the VRay add-on.
Are you looking for materials list? Rendering capabilities?
Most people use 2020 and it does relatively decent renderings. Still an expensive investment. 2020 will have all your parts done, complete, nothing for you to do except download the updates.
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