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February 3, 2012, 10:15
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Solver run time & # processors in post
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Hi all
This may be either very simple or not possible. I'm trying to figure out how long a simulation took to finish as well as how many cores it was using to solve the case in CFX-post. All i have is the results file. I started to try using a remote server to run some cases and i've been running into some issues so i want to check to make sure things are running as they should with some test cases before submitting bigger jobs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, DM |
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