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February 1, 2017, 13:05
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RAM configuration for CFD performance
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belamou
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hi all,
Please, need advice on setting up RAM memory for CFD ( mainly CFX), So is it better to have to sticks per Channel or 1 stick per channel. The Workstation is DIMM and supports 2 sticks per channel . 4 channel in sum for each processor. Then for example should i use 1 stick of 16 Gb per channel or 2x8Gb per channel ??????. Thank you for help |
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February 1, 2017, 14:03
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Erik
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For performance there is not much difference at all, maybe 1-2%. You should base your choice off other factors like price, or future upgrades instead.
Just be sure all channels are filled, and filled evenly for a balanced memory configuration. |
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