Executive Editor, Plastics Technology
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Coretech System of Taiwan says its new Moldex3D 2020 solver averages 30% faster calculations than the preceding R17 version with the same computing hardware. The latest release of the mold analysis software was tested on different high-performance computing platforms with eight, 16 and 32 cores and on mesh models with 5 million, 12 million and 20 million elements. One example is shown here.
Comparison of filling-analysis time between Moldex3D 2020 and R17, using an AMD EPYC 7302 processor.
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