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Old   March 23, 2016, 02:01
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Guys,

I'm observing a very high memory footprint/processor basis on running SU2_CFD.

nElements: 85Million
nNodes: 20 Million
Case: NASA CRM Model (CGNS MESH)

nProcs: 24

memory per process ~ 10GB

Looks like the CGNS reader reads the entire mesh onto all Partitions ? Also I can not use more than 32 processors for this mesh size. It exits while it is reading a particular section.

Any comments ?

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Old   March 23, 2016, 02:10
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Sorry, Incorrect subforum - Please follow up in the main SU2 forum..

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