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July 22, 2015, 17:38 |
Hardware for Workstation (Home) ICEM/FLUENT
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Dear Experts,
I am looking for personal PC for my PhD to use at home. I am looking forward to able to run meshing smoothly. Does anyone knows what is the requirement for smooth operation? I trying to figure if I can get ANSYS Fluent software from university. My mesh is expected to be 2M to 4M and Maximum of perhaps 40M. I figure out that RAM could probably need 16GB. I always having issue when using ICEM meshing where the meshing gets slower. Hope someone can help me with the spec I aim for i7 Quad Core - Hexa Core(6) 16Gb ram - 32 Gb (Ideally) 256 GB SSD 1TB HD Graphic card(not quite important) My simulation can be run on HPC at university. This means I need to transfer the file there. However, the issues I hate the most is meshing speed. Other software I might be using: MATLAB High speed camera software CAD Modelling (for reading files and do some minor design) Gaming (Not frequent) Latex Microsoft Word Microsoft Presentation Etc Thanks Kind Regards, J |
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