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October 27, 2005, 12:28 |
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i want to buy a new dual core processor (amd atlhon 64 4200+) i'd like to know if fluent consider that as a mono-processor unit or i can choose to use the parallel version of fluent
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October 27, 2005, 17:46 |
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yes, fluent can make use of the second processor. You need to run Fluent parallel to use both processors.
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October 27, 2005, 20:31 |
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Actually that may not be necessary for dual core systems. For SMP systems however, where you have 2 physical processors on the same motherboard, fluent parallel will be more efficient than fluent serial.
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October 28, 2005, 19:17 |
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ok, correction. I just checked. Fluent parallel gives me better performance on a dual core than fluent serial. I used the 'smpi' and -t2 switches. This can also be done in the GUI (File -> Run). Remember not to start with the solver (2d, 3ddp etc.) already specified.
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