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How to run automatic HPC Benchmark for Fluent?

Tagged: 18.1, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, General - FLUENT, gpu, hpc, parallel, scripting
    • March 17, 2023 at 1:10 pm
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      We can use python scripts to run automatic HPC benchmarks. An example is in attachment. In this script, we define the working directory (path), the case file, the number of core to test and the number of gpu to test. path=”E://” setupfile=”E:/cube.cas” core_list=[1,2,4] gpu_list=[0,1] The results are saved in a text file in the working directory: #Cores then #GPUs then Time. The script can be launched with: “%AWP_ROOT181%FrameworkbinWin64RunWB2.exe” -B -R “E:\2049450.py”

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      1. 2049450.zip

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