ANSYS HPC Distributed Parallel Processing Decoded: CUBE Workstation Meanwhile, in the real world the land of the missing-middle: To read and learn more about the missing middle please read this article by Dr. Stephen Wheat.

This blog post is about distributed parallel processing performance in a missing-middle world of science, tech, engineering & numerical simulation. I will be using two of PADT, Inc.’s very own CUBE workstations along with ANSYS 17.2. To illustrate facts and findings on the ANSYS HPC benchmarks. I will also show you how to decode and extract key bits of data out of your own ANSYS benchmark out files. This information will assist you with locating and describing the performance how’s and why’s on your own numerical simulation workstations and HPC clusters. With the use of this information regarding your numerical simulation hardware.

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You will be able to trust and verify your decisions. Assist you with understanding in addition to explaining the best upgrade path for your own unique situation. In this example, I am providing to you in this post. I am illustrating a “worst case” scenario. You already know you need to increase your parallel processing solves times of your models. “No I am not ready with my numerical simulation results. No I am waiting on Matt to finish running the solve of his model.” “Matt said that it will take four months to solve this model using this workstation.

Is this true?!” • How do I know what to upgrade and/or you often find yourself asking yourself. What do I really need to buy? • One or three ANSYS HPC Packs? • Purchase more compute power? NVidia TESLA K80’s GPU Accelerators? A Subaru or Volvo? Elcomsoft ios forensic toolkit free. • I have no budget.

Are you sure? Often IT departments set a certain amount of money for component upgrades and parts. Information you learn in these findings may help justify a $250-$5000 upgrade for you. • These two machines as configured will not break the very latest HPC performance speed records. This exercise is a live real world example of what you would see in the HPC missing middle market. • Benchmarks were formed months after a hardware and software workstation refresh was completed using NO BUDGET, zip, zilch, nada, none. Backstory regarding the two real-world internal CUBE FEA Workstations.

• These two CUBE Workstations were configured on a tight budget. Only the components at a minimum were purchased by PADT, Inc. • These two internal CUBE workstations have been in live production, in use daily for one or two years. • Twenty-four hours a day seven days a week.

• These two workstations were both in desperate need of some sort of hardware and operating system refresh. • As part of Microsoft upgrade initiative in 2016. Windows 10 Professional was upgraded for free! Again, join me in this post and read about the journey of two CUBE workstations being reborn and able to produce impressive ANSYS benchmarks to appease the sense of wining in pure geek satisfaction.