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February 4, 2008, 09:37	Hi Foamers My simple questi	#1
jens_klostermann Senior Member Jens Klostermann Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 117 Rep Power: 17	Hi Foamers My simple question: Is precompiled OpenFoam always the fastest on its hardware platform, not considering paralization? My question is pointing to math kernel/ library which is used OpenFoam? Where can I find it? Can OpenFoam be made faster by using e.g. ACML by AMD or MKI library by Intel on the specific platforms? Jens

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