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May 10, 2001, 03:58 |
memory size
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Hello, I want to run a case with about half million grid, does anyone know how many memory shoud i have to support that? Currently I am using TASCflow 2.10 under UNIX system with 512M memory. Thanks in advance.
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May 10, 2001, 04:27 |
Re: memory size
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(1). You are pushing to the limit. Use 1Mega RAM for every 1K cells to estimate the RAM required. (2). so,500000 cells will likely require 500Mega RAM.
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May 12, 2001, 20:35 |
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It Depends on what sort of model complexity you are using. For standard hydrodynamics with k and epsilon used to model turbulence you will probably need about 280 (roughly) 4 byte words per node. That works out to 280*4*500,000/1024^2 = 534MB. I guess you need to purchase some more RAM.
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May 14, 2001, 01:50 |
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hi!
when i ran the case with 400,000 grid (I also used k-e) ,TASCflow 2.10 used 500M ram and 600M swap file on SUN workstation I guess you could run on your system but it take you too much time because swap file will be huge. I think you should reduce the grid size if you want quick calculation. If you reduce the number of GGI interfaces and blocks you could reduce the need of memory. |
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