Hello. Im using Ansys mechanical Apdl for timehistory analysis. I want to use all of Cpu's cores in this process. Help me please to do that with your guidance.
#ansys #cpu_capacity
Dear Mohsen,
Depending on what "license" you use for Ansys, you can have different number of cores for solving your model. I remember those days that only one core was available for solving the models. However, in the newer versions you can use 4 cores.
Hope this answer get you started on this matter.
It's available in PC settings or task manager to initially check how many are in use then you can set up to maximum cores...
Hi Mohsen,
Depending on your license and number of cores, you can configure multi-core parallel processing. Ideally go for Intel Xeon processors which allow you to run up to 16 parallel processors on one processor. While using APDL, decompose your FEA model in x domains, where x can be the number of cores (n) (recommended), or a multiple of n. This makes the solver work on different parts of the FEA at the same time and merges the result at the end.
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