04-06-2025, 18:58
Lo que si parece un buen modo de hacer trampas.
Las restricciones al CFD tienen limitaciones que se calculan en base a lo siguiente multiplicado por seis y el porcentaje según puesto en el campeonato:
d. The amount of compute resource used for the solve part or parts of all RCFDs shall be
measured in Mega Allocation Unit hours (MAUh) and will be calculated as follows.
AUh = (NCU * NSS * CCF) / 3600
Where:
AUh = The total number of Unit hours allocated to a CFD solver run. An Allocation
Unit hour represents the use of a unit of resource allocation for one hour (and 1 x
MAUh = 1,000,000 x AUh). An Allocation Unit hour is equivalent to a core hour on
a physical CPU core.
CCF = Peak Processing Unit clock frequency in GigaHertz achieved during the CFD
solver run. This will be the peak frequency theoretically achievable during the
run based on one of the following:
i) The standard or base clock frequency value from the Processing Unit
Manufacturer’s specification (if overclocking or enhanced modes are not used
in the run).
ii) The maximum “turbo”, “HPC” or other enhanced mode frequency value.
iii) The maximum overclocked frequency value.
NCU = Number of Processing Unit cores used for the solverrun. The effects of multi-
threading, where simultaneous threads run on the same physical core will be
ignored.
NSS = Number of solver wall clock seconds elapsed during the run. Message passing
time during calculation must also be included.
Se me antoja muy difícil que te puedan controlar eso si tu socio es Corewrave.
Las restricciones al CFD tienen limitaciones que se calculan en base a lo siguiente multiplicado por seis y el porcentaje según puesto en el campeonato:
d. The amount of compute resource used for the solve part or parts of all RCFDs shall be
measured in Mega Allocation Unit hours (MAUh) and will be calculated as follows.
AUh = (NCU * NSS * CCF) / 3600
Where:
AUh = The total number of Unit hours allocated to a CFD solver run. An Allocation
Unit hour represents the use of a unit of resource allocation for one hour (and 1 x
MAUh = 1,000,000 x AUh). An Allocation Unit hour is equivalent to a core hour on
a physical CPU core.
CCF = Peak Processing Unit clock frequency in GigaHertz achieved during the CFD
solver run. This will be the peak frequency theoretically achievable during the
run based on one of the following:
i) The standard or base clock frequency value from the Processing Unit
Manufacturer’s specification (if overclocking or enhanced modes are not used
in the run).
ii) The maximum “turbo”, “HPC” or other enhanced mode frequency value.
iii) The maximum overclocked frequency value.
NCU = Number of Processing Unit cores used for the solverrun. The effects of multi-
threading, where simultaneous threads run on the same physical core will be
ignored.
NSS = Number of solver wall clock seconds elapsed during the run. Message passing
time during calculation must also be included.
Se me antoja muy difícil que te puedan controlar eso si tu socio es Corewrave.
Esto solamente lo levanta el calvo .....Pero ya está en nuestro barco.