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Calculating correctly would be useful too
by gustl on Sat 6th Sep 2008 16:45
in reply to "Forget the adds"
As I had to discover the hard way, Windows cannot calculate correctly when the machine is under heavy load.
I am using 3 of four processor cores to solve a multi-body dynamic simulation (of a car engins), and using the 4th core to prepare the next model, using ABAQUS.
Whenever I do that, the simulation diverges after some time (but every time slightly differently). If I let the computer alone, the simulation runs through.
None of this happens with HPUX, IRIX, AIX or Linux. There I can run the simulation with all 4 cores, and still work with ABAQUS, effectively overloading the machine, but the simulation runs as it should.
It would be even more helpful than speed.
RE: Calculating correctly would be useful too
by evangs on Sat 6th Sep 2008 18:33
in reply to "Calculating correctly would be useful too"
RE: Calculating correctly would be useful too
by bnolsen on Sat 6th Sep 2008 19:12
in reply to "Calculating correctly would be useful too"






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Forget the adds just make the improvements - I have to use Windows I want speed, compatibility, speed, improvements to the user interface, speed and Vista to waking up properly with a working mouse would be nice.