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Hardware requirment For highly sophisticated analysis with high resolution |
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ALI
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Hello!
I'm looking for a desktop PC with sufficient hardware capabilities for highly sophesticad CFD problems analysis (using Ansys fluent). What do u suggest for selecting the appropriate CPU, RAM, GPU, motherboard,HDD and ... ? Thanks. |
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Gwenael H.
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Hello Ali,
This is the wrong section of the forum. Please review the Hardware main thread (https://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/hardware/) ![]() Also it would be better to know what you mean by "sophisticated" as it's not a proper input to estimate your hardware needs (as typical problem size in M cells, physics, etc...) Have fun ![]() |
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hardware specification, high resolution schemes, sophesticated analysis |
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