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May 13, 2014, 14:05 |
Single Core vs. Multi Core Issue
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Hey cfd-online community,
i have an issue regarding the computational time difference between single and multi core simulations (4 cores). In general multi core processing (of course) needs less time per iteration than a single core process. But now i´m examining a case where my computer runs nearly out of memory - my RAM usage is nearly at 100% and the computational time for a simulation is determined by the time used for reading, writing and transferring data and not by the amount of cpu cores (cpu usage very low). I noticed, that in this case the time per iteration on a single core environment is about half the time than on a multi core environment. Do you have an idea why this happens or can someone explain this ? Regards Traction |
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multi, ram, single, time |
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