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Old   March 16, 2012, 09:15
Default Slow calculations with Solidworks Flow Simulations 2012 64bit
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I´m not sure is the right topic, but I see this is the place where is more solidworks - flow simulations threads.
I know during meshing flowsimulation can use only one core.
during calculation it was sold flowsimulations as non finite core number.
but even if I ve 2 cpu 6 core=12 core I have only a 8% CPU total usage.
some time jump up to 30%. There is only one core always running 80-100%.
the calculations setup is already for 12 core.

So it would be better buy a 4 core 1 cpu, since I don´t have advantage with my workstaton! Solidworks assistance it was not great help for the moment, but I hope they are working on it.

Any idea to speed up calculations? I´m already plenty of memory , hard disk don´t swap.

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