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Old   December 17, 2008, 06:28
Default Best Pc Configuration for maximum simulation speed
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Anastasios Georgoulas
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Hi all,

I am using Kubuntu 7 32 bit and fluent 6.3 32 bit in a dual core pc with 3 G of RAM memory.

If i wil use Kubuntu 64 bit and fluent 64 bit in a dual core pc with 4 g Ram, is there going to be any substantial difference in the simulation speed.

Generally which is the optimum pc configuration in order to have maximum simulation speed.

Thanks in Advance,

Anastasios
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Old   December 18, 2008, 13:16
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using 64bit will allow you to increase your memory higher then 4GBRAM. Having higher RAM will speed up your simulation.

Maximum simulation speed is very subjective. I personally would recommend you to use a 64bit machine with atleast 8GB of RAM. this should give very good simulation performance.
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Old   December 18, 2008, 13:34
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Thanks very much for your response, zongtwi

I will try to follow your advise.

thanks again

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