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Question asked by TRAINEE07 on Sep 3, 2008
Latest reply on Sep 19, 2008 by NWHITE

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Supporting and using

-64bit system
-multi-core CPU
-multi CPU computer
-ability to use serveral computers in a network for
remote calculation
-mainframe for remote calculation

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NWHITE Sep 3, 2008 8:04 AM
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Thanks for your input. It's clear that computers are moving towards multi-CPU & multi-core configurations and we are working towards making better use of CPU resources (via multi-threading).

Unfortunately, it is unlikely that a lower-cost tool like Genesys will ever support your last 2 requests (clustering & mainframe support).
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ANDREAS@MIMOON Sep 19, 2008 1:07 AM
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afaik 64-bit already works for MomGX simualtion. is this correct? at least it does not have the "*32" appendix in the win xp 64-bit task manager.

Which update is the multi-core cpu support planned for?

Right now I use my 2 cores by starting Genesys a second time, so that I can run 2 simulations simultaniously. That works really fine on a Core2 Duo 2x2,13GHz with 8 GB RAM. 8)

best regards
andreas
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NWHITE Sep 19, 2008 1:35 AM
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The Momentum engine is separate from Genesys and could well support 64-bit. (I only run 32-bit.)

Genesys supports multiple cores TODAY, with some limitations. The GUI always runs in a separate thread and some of the simulations/algorithms are also multi-threaded.
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