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Old   February 11, 2014, 04:06
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Hi,

We are helping a small company on building their CFD department for small aircraft CFD modeling. I'm wondering if there are any tutorial or summarized indications on the hardware purchasing issues, like how to decide the best combinations between the CPU cores number and type and the memory shall we have?

Sorry that this is a quite rough question. But I really have no idea on where to start to think about the hardware purchase issue. Thanks for your help here in advance.
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Hope this helps:

https://storage.ansys.com/corp/2012/...t_practice.pdf
https://storage.ansys.com/corp/2012/...t/it_guide.pdf
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Thanks for your post.

Aren't they kind of advertisements from IBM?
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I am sure IBM would like the reader to buy their systems from them. You should always keep any authors intention in the back of your head.


The large document contains a lot of valuable graphs (different interconnects, communication vs actual calculation time) and setup tips. I found it helpful and it was easy on the eyes.
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I am sure IBM would like the reader to buy their systems from them. You should always keep any authors intention in the back of your head.


The large document contains a lot of valuable graphs (different interconnects, communication vs actual calculation time) and setup tips. I found it helpful and it was easy on the eyes.
Yes. It is very helpful. Thank you for introducing this paper to me. I learn a lot from it.

Is there any other paper which could be also helpful to this topic?
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