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February 13, 2021, 04:51 |
Hardware configuration for general and multiphase flows
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Hi!
I have a small budget to build up a new workstation. I shall be performing CFD simulations for single-phase as well as multi-phase problems, mainly using Fluent and CCM+. I am also planning to start working on openfoam. I have thought of the following configurations: AMD EPYC 7402P processsor 8GB x 8 (=64 GB) RAM Graphics Card: QUADRO RTX4000 GPU 2TB SSD (Primary) + 6TB HDD There are few questions that I still need to clear: 1. Which motherboard shall I go with this configuration? 2. Is there any difference in performance if I use EPYC 7402P than if I use a single EPYC 7402? I shall be using Windows OS (Windows 10 Pro) This hardware cost suits my budget. Is this configuration fine? Maximum number of cell counts would range from 2 millions to 8 million cells. I look forward to your (experts) opinion. Thanks in advance!!! |
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