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October 26, 2023 at 11:12 am
Aras karimi
SubscriberHi Dear friends,
I use the device with the following specifications:(Intel i9-13900k, 32GB RAM, Windows OS , FLUENT 2022-R1). My processor has 24 physical cores.
When I use the number of cores for example 14 or 16 or... in order to parallelize and reduce the solution time, my solution goes slowly. What should I do ?
I selected 16 cores in the Fluent window and then imported the mesh file into Fluent. As soon as Fluent opens in the console, I receive the following message:Note: Rank = 0: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 1: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 2: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 3: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 4: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 5: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 6: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 7: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 8: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 9: Process affinity not being set (6).
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Note: Rank = 12: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 13: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 14: Process affinity not being set (6).
Note: Rank = 15: Process affinity not being set (6).When using the number of cores, for example 14 or 16 or... my solution is very slow and very annoying.
Please help me what to do?Thankyou
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October 30, 2023 at 1:29 pm
Federico Alzamora Previtali
Ansys EmployeeHello,
Can you try resetting the Parallel Settings from the Fluent Launcher window?
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October 30, 2023 at 2:09 pm
Aras karimi
Subscriberwhat does it mean ?
I did not catch you
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