Hi Gaurav,
separate PME nodes usually pay off on a larger number of nodes
(>16). In rare cases, you will see a performance benefit on a small number
of nodes as well. Just try it! Or use g_tune_pme ... ;)
Carsten
On Jun 25, 2010, at 3:32 PM, Gaurav Goel wrote:
> I ran my simulation in parallel
I ran my simulation in parallel on 4 nodes (with zero separate PME
nodes). Below is the information printed in md.log.
I see that PME-Mesh calculations took 60% of CPU time. Any
recommendations on using 1 or more separate PME nodes to speed up?
Computing: M-Number
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