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October 29, 2005, 09:19 |
Parallel Performance of Fluent
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Hi
I am running the parallel version of fluent on a cluster of 8 nodes. I want to evaluate the performance (speedup). Is there anybody having suitable case and data files and the speedup they obtained on their system with those files? I want to compare the results. Thanks |
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October 29, 2005, 12:02 |
Re: Parallel Performance of Fluent
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hi,
it varies from case to case and the optimum no of nodes for best performance depends on the communication between nodes for your case. but its still easy. u can measure it urself. run once on a stand alone m/c and note down time taken for, say 50 timesteps. then repeat it for different no of nodes. remember that number of nodes need not mean a linear boost-up always! muppur |
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October 30, 2005, 06:11 |
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I have used this method, and I have obtained the speedup graphs, but I need to compare it with someone else's works. I need somebody that has the same experience, so I can use the same case and compare the results (speedup) with his/her work.
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