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CATIA v5 on dual-processor machine ???
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Eric N.
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The stress analysis supposedly does, but I haven't seen it do it.
Some of the batch utilities do (DMU Builder).
For the most part (99% of V5), no.
Some of the batch utilities do (DMU Builder).
For the most part (99% of V5), no.
stickybunn
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RSth
I run V5 on an old Dual Processor PIII machine. Its mainly DMU functions that really use both processors but if i watch the usage graph while using GSD, one is at about 55% the other at 35-45%.
I remember another question on this and someone said "by right clicking on the process in task manager you can increase its priority" or something like that.
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I run V5 on an old Dual Processor PIII machine. Its mainly DMU functions that really use both processors but if i watch the usage graph while using GSD, one is at about 55% the other at 35-45%.
I remember another question on this and someone said "by right clicking on the process in task manager you can increase its priority" or something like that.
Richard
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