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Old   September 11, 2015, 10:08
Default asking for advice about Workstation for CFD -Monte-Carlo simulations
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Hello all,
I am planning to buy the Workstation (or cluster) for CFD calculations. My projects will include calculations for broad range of Knudsen (continuous, transition, molecular flows). So, I would need to work as well as with Navier - Stokes, as with various versions of Monte - Carlo approaches, hybrid methods.
My budget is up to 20,000 dollars.
What do you may suggest?
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Old   October 21, 2015, 05:38
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Up to 20000!!! That's quite the budget..... Do you know whats important to you in terms of hardware? I mean, do you need high amounts of RAM? fast disk read/write speed? lots of storage? many cores or fewer but faster? do you need a graphics card for GPU computations?
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