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Old   May 4, 2004, 17:45
Default What is computation speed for mulitiple CPU
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Joe
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Hi,

Dose someone know how computation speed will be, let say that use 8 CPU and 12 CPU to compare to one CPU, if you run Fluent 6.1 software? Are there any equation to calculate the speed ratio?

Thanks in advance,

Joe

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Old   May 5, 2004, 08:51
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See Fluent website - benchmarks. There is no function, but the ideal is a linear speedup with slope 1.
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Old   May 13, 2004, 17:47
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For the the stuff that I've done on an SGI Origin 3400, I found that using 8 processors gave me a solution about 8 times faster. Haven't tried any more because that's all our licence allows. I suspect that a cluster setup would be much slower.

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