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Old   July 11, 2008, 02:39
Default RE: Parallel job in Vista-32
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Kevin
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Hello,

I'm a relatively new user of FLUENT/CFD and am curious as to how to properly set up my single Q6600 machine to run parallel simulations. So far, I have yet to see any performance increases running through "Parallel FlUENT" and serial FlUENT. In addition, using the FLUENT launcher in parallel mode usurps 75% cpu without even having loaded any *.cas file.

Some questions: 1) Must I set up a host file? 2) In fluent launcher, since I'm using a 32-bit O/S, I only have access to the following MPI options (default, mpich2, net). Which should I be using? 3) Are parallel jobs dependent on having a proper license key?

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Old   July 11, 2008, 12:22
Default Re: RE: Parallel job in Vista-32
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umesh javiya
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Very easiest way to do it.....without knowing any thing.....

just right click on fluent shortcut and somewhere it says application location like as follow....

c:\Fluent.Inc\ntbin\fluent.exe

just change it to

c:\Fluent.Inc\ntbin\fluent.exe -t4

that is it....enjoy....

-t4 means four processors.

-t2 means two processors....

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