My command took more than 3 hours to run completely. I guess it is not using maximum power of my system because whenever I check cpu usage from task manager it shows 4.0% cpu usage and also just uses few cores of cpu. What should I do to use all the cores and also maximum power of each in my calculations?
Regards,
HG
How to use maximum power of my system
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Re: How to use maximum power of my system
Dear Hamed
You can use parallel computation in abinit to use all cores.
best regards
moones
You can use parallel computation in abinit to use all cores.
best regards
moones
Re: How to use maximum power of my system
Run abinit > go to thae task manager > right click on the program > go to process > right click on the process > select priority and chek off "high".