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How to improve performance when Mechanical APDL gives the warning “optimally out of core memory”? How to configure in-core memory mode?

Tagged: Out of core memory
    • June 6, 2022 at 9:57 am
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      The memory allocation in Mechanical APDL is dynamic so usually if the solver is running optimally out-of-core it is because it could not allocate enough to run in-core. So the first step would be to review the solve.out for the analysis and see just what the memory numbers were. There might not have been enough RAM to solve in-core. However user can manually control the memory mode using BCSOPTION command.

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