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March 2, 2006, 12:40
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I am running a very large transient run at the moment, due to this, we have just bought in a pair of parallel licences. I am now doing this run on 2 machines using PVM distributed. I know I can not use local as i have only single core machines. My question is, that as 250 timesteps have taken 5 days, is MPI going to be any faster?
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March 5, 2006, 17:32
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Hi,
On windows, probably yes. On linux, probably no. Why not just try it and find out for yourself? Glenn Horrocks |
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