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February 4, 2020, 00:49 |
Need some CFD workstation tips
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Anonymous
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Hi everyone!
I've been tasked by my managament to search for components for our new workstation that will run mostly ansys Mechanical and CFD (fluent, thermal, etc). The budget is about 15-20k USD Currently I'm thinking about getting an Epyc 7542 system with eight 64 gig sticks of samsung ECC 2933 RAM. Is there any benefit in getting a dedicated GPU (Tesla, Quadro) for these kinds of simulations? What should I look into while selecting RAM and so on? I'm kinda new to buying these kinds of systems, what shoud I keep in mind in this case? |
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