Machine for LAMMPS

A customer involved in research on building materials asked us for a PC that can use LAMMPS with Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
It is assumed that J-OCTA will be run on another PC, calculation conditions and data sets will be created, and parallel calculation will be performed with LAMMPS on this PC within the same network.

Based on your request, we proposed the following configuration.

CPU Xeon Silver 4416+ (2.00GHz 20 cores) x2
memory 128GB REG ECC
storage 1TB M.2 SSD
Video NVIDIA T400 4GB (MiniDisplayPort x3)
network on board (10GBase-T x2)
Housing + power supply Tower type housing + 1000W
OS Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation Standard 1Y

It is a configuration that selects a CPU that can secure a certain number of cores within the budget of 120 million yen.

In this configuration, GPGPU is not assumed due to budget considerations, so we have adopted an entry-class video card that is only intended for drawing. As for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, we have received confirmation from our customer that J-OCTA has been working on version 8, so we are using it as an OS.

The configuration of this case study is based on the conditions given by the customer.
Please feel free to contact us even if you are considering different conditions from what is posted.

■ Keywords

・What is LAMMPS?
LAMMPS (Large-scale Atomic/Molecular Massively Parallel Simulator) is an open-source molecular dynamics calculation application developed by Sandia National Laboratories in the United States.It has a reputation for its wide range and flexibility of force fields that can be handled by parameter settings.

reference:LAMMPS Molecular Dynamics Simulator *Jumps to an external site

 

・What is Red Hat Enterprise Linux?
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is an enterprise Linux distribution developed and provided by Red Hat.We provide a Linux platform that meets the needs of the enterprise field, such as long-term stable operation, security, interoperability, and scalability.Get ongoing updates and technical support through subscription-based support.It supports cloud, container, virtualization, etc., and is used in a wide range of applications.

reference:Red Hat Enterprise Linux *Jumps to an external site