ANSYS Simulation with Xeon E3 1535 V5 , 64 GB Ram
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I have a doubt. I was hoping you could help me in clarification. I bought DELL Precision 7710 Mobile Workstation . I want to Perform 2 -way Fluid Structure Interaction and transient analysis using ANSYS Fluent. I have single processor and 64 GB (4*16) Ram . The number of cores in Xeon E3 - 1535 V5 is 4. http://ark.intel.com/products/89610/...Cache-2_90-GHz . But in above link it says the maximum memory channels in 2. But my laptop is configured with (4*16, is this means I have 4 channels? )? are these 4 channels distributed for 4 cores evenly to get optimum performance ? ( I am skeptical). Do you think I can get optimum performance with this configuration? If not please help me with configuration so that I can change to get the maximum, performance. Thank a lot in advance :) |
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1. Do u suggest me to change memory (4*16 ) to (2*32) so that 2 memory channel can access 2 slots of 32 GB each ? 2. If I change this , is the performance is much faster than previous setting? Thank you very much in advance :) :) |
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Please give me a final call on this. I am very grateful to you. Thanks so much for taking time to answer my doubts. |
There are no 32GB SODIMM-DDR4 modules and I dont know if the CPU supports DIMMs with more than 16GB.
If the memory configuration has any significant impact on performace at all, it will be the other way round: 4 DIMMs might be slightly faster than 2 DIMMs. But we are talking about differences in the order of a few percent. |
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I would appreciate if u can give me some tips to use my prosessor (Xeon E3 1535V5 ) and memory (4*16 Gb) efficiently to get optimum performance. Thanks so much for your time. |
There is not much you can do to improve the performance of a laptop.
Just make sure that the power saving features in the bios and operating system do not prevent the CPU from running with its maximum frequency when required. And use the laptop with battery AND power cord plugged in at the same time. Some laptops throttle the CPU when one of the two are missing. |
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