Ok I tested what Tyson suggested:
Assign only 32 cores instead of leaving that in auto, is actually faster.
instead of running in 64threads it runs only in 32 but the time got big improovement.
Its the " google drive benchmark for tyflow" and the simulation ( OpenCL off) took
in Auto mode 118 sec.
asigned to 32cores only. 97 sec
Interesting!
Btw is impossible to assign in the Task manager 64cores / 128threads to 3dsmax, they are separated in two groups, and If I activate one group the other goes off. :S
so the best you can do is 32c 32threads in one group.
Assign only 32 cores instead of leaving that in auto, is actually faster.
instead of running in 64threads it runs only in 32 but the time got big improovement.
Its the " google drive benchmark for tyflow" and the simulation ( OpenCL off) took
in Auto mode 118 sec.
asigned to 32cores only. 97 sec
Interesting!
Btw is impossible to assign in the Task manager 64cores / 128threads to 3dsmax, they are separated in two groups, and If I activate one group the other goes off. :S
so the best you can do is 32c 32threads in one group.