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Line 12: = Running HPC on Multiple CPU Cores = As mentioned in the <u>[[HPC_Introduction \| HPC Introduction]]</u> page, HPC can be parallelised to run across multiple CPU processors when run on CPU (i.e. not GPU). The following command allows the modeller to dictate the number of core processors to run TUFLOW HPC across.<br> <font color="blue"><tt>CPU Threads </tt></font> <font color="red"><tt>==</tt></font><tt> 8 </tt> <font color="green"><tt> !Default is 4. This instructs TUFLOW to search for and run the model across four different core processors. </tt></font><br> If the number of processors or TUFLOW licences found by TUFLOW are less than the specified value, then TUFLOW will utilise the maximum number of core processors available within the licence and hardware limitations.<br>

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