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September 30, 2016, 12:29
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Using Multi Cores for meshing
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I have a machine with 18 core processor, when I specify number of CPU cores in the ansys mesher to be 16 and start meshing, It doesn't really appear that the mesher is utilizing the CPUs, it showes only 4% cpu utilisation in the windows task manager, i am using ansys work bench 16.2
Any ideas how to turn this on ? Thanks, |
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October 3, 2016, 21:46
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in the options you can select it but it wont take unless your geometry is complex and demands for more cores to work on!
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