ContributorAMD Ryzen support Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) if check this https://www.techpowerup.com/cpu-specs/ryzen-threadripper-pro-3995wx.c2314 Could you try to turn off through BIOS?
Super ContributorI had checked the previous internal message based on the KDB link. This is not a bug but configuration problem so wouldn't be fixed. Please follow the workaround stated in the KDB
ContributorI'm afraid, as I mentioned, I already tried limiting the number of processors and it does not work.
I'm sure alot of people use Quartus on Windows 10 Pro, but perhaps not so many have a 64 core processor. I assume it must have something to do with that. But it seems to me if Quartus cannot handle more than a certain number of processors, it should automatically limit itself as opposed to requiring the user to do so.
Super ContributorPossible provide the design file for debugging? can send to my personal mail
ContributorHello ShengN_altera ,
I've attached a small project that does nothing but blink a few LED's. Whole thing compiles in under 90 seconds on my old machine. Currently stalled at the "Advanced Optimization" stage after 2 hours on new one.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Super ContributorI don't have window 10. I try with window 11 without problem:
Could you try again to compile the attached design with window 10 and window 11?
