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December 21, 2016, 23:41 |
OpenFOAM: advice on parallel computing
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Hi all,
I'm planning to use OpenFOAM to analyze the following physics: flow in porous zone, probably with rotating mesh (fans), conjugate heat transfer, radiation and combustion. I will deal with a computational domain with 10-20 millions of cells, approximately. As workstation, my intention is to have a total amount of number 2 intel XEON processor with 128GbRAM. What I would like to know is: is it better to have two processor with less total number of cores(8), but higher frequency(3.5GHz)? Or to have a lower frequency rate (2.2Ghz) but higher number of cores (20)? I know that it sounds like:"bird in the hand might be worth two in the bush", but if some user can share his/her experienxe, it will be of help. Thanks. Regards. Michele |
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