Will W-2155, Gold-5122, P2000 be suitable for Fluent and Multiphysics?

- June 20, 2018 at 5:38 am
  
  h395523899
  Subscriber
  
  In order to control the budget, and use Fluent?Multiphysics?MATLAB together. Can all Quardo Series graphics cards support GPU operation?
  
  I want to buy a Dell (5820/7920) or HP workstation. However, it is not known whether the configured hardware can support Fluent and Multiphysics.
  
  My two configuration schemes are as follows:
  
  1. W-2155, P2000, 1T SSD, 2T HDD, 64G RAM
  
  2. Two Gold-5122, P2000, 1T SSD, 2T HDD, 64G RAM
- June 20, 2018 at 3:34 pm
  
  peteroznewman
  Subscriber
  
  The only ANSYS tested GPU cards that accelerate a Fluent Solution are in this table which I have inserted an image below.
  
  Only two Quadro cards have been tested with Fluent, and only one with Windows, the K5000. I don't know if the P2000 will work as a GPU Fluent accelerator.
  
  The Quadro P2000 has been tested as a Display accelerator according to this table.
  
  One user reported having a problem using the P4000 as a GPU in this discussion.

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