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HyperWorks 12.0 Release Notes

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Application Unit Draw<br />

There are a few changes made to the <strong>HyperWorks</strong> <strong>12.0</strong> product license unit draw:<br />

1. <strong>HyperWorks</strong> Units required to run HyperStudy are reduced from 38 to 25.<br />

2. solidThinking Inspire and Evolve 9.0 are included in <strong>HyperWorks</strong> <strong>12.0</strong>. It requires 21 HWUs to<br />

run Inspire and 10 HWUs to launch Evolve.<br />

Solver Unit Draw<br />

The major license changes for the <strong>HyperWorks</strong> Solvers (AcuSolve, RADIOSS, MotionSolve, OptiStruct,<br />

and HyperXtrude) in V<strong>12.0</strong> includes the support of GPU computing and the co-simulation / multiphysics<br />

simulation between AcuSolve/RADIOSS and AcuSolve/AcuTrace.<br />

With <strong>HyperWorks</strong> <strong>12.0</strong> solvers, nVIDIA graphic cards can be used to decrease the runtime. This<br />

heterogeneous computing model is particularly suitable for those equation solver dominant types<br />

of jobs; for example, nonlinear static analysis on power train structure, or topology optimization on<br />

blocky structures, and is available on Linux operating systems.<br />

For the license draw, one GPU is counted as one additional CPU-core. For example, if running a<br />

RADIOSS job using 4 cores plus 1 GPU, it will be considered as 5 cores.<br />

When performing a multi-physics or co-simulation run with <strong>HyperWorks</strong> solvers, the total number of<br />

<strong>HyperWorks</strong> units required is based on the number or CPU-cores plus GPUs that are used in total for<br />

this simulation. The HWU draw is determined just like it is done for a single solver run.<br />

For example, AcuSolve on 32 CPU-cores, co-simulating with RADIOSS on 4 cores for a Fluid Structure<br />

Interaction (FSI) simulation will be considered in the exact same way as one single job running on 36<br />

CPU-cores.<br />

The base license draw for solver jobs running on 1-4 CPU-cores / GPU is shown in the following table:<br />

<strong>HyperWorks</strong> Units Feature Name Functionality<br />

1 RadiossCheck RADIOSS (Block Format) Starter<br />

RADIOSS (Bulk Data Format) Check-run<br />

OptiStruct Check-run<br />

25 RadiossA RADIOSS (Block Format) Engine<br />

RadiossB RADIOSS (Bulk Data Format)<br />

OptiStruct (Analysis only)<br />

AcuSolve AcuSolve<br />

AcuView AcuView<br />

AcuTrace AcuTrace<br />

AcuFwh AcuFwh<br />

MotionSolve MotionSolve<br />

50 OptiStruct Optimization<br />

HyperXtrudeFEA HyperXtrude Solver

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