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September 23, 2014, 03:38
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ICEM running by multi cores
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Meimei Wang
Join Date: Jul 2012
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Hi,
I heard about that the Ansys 15 ICEM can use multi cores, but not only single core anymore. This is one of the main achievenments from ICEM development team for the 15.0. This shall greatly reduce ICEM grids quality calculation time when the grids number is very large. I use ICEM 15.0 but it seems that it still can only run on one core (task manager shows that there's only core calculating). Does anyone have the same expericence(problem) on ICEM 15.0? How to use multi cores?
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