Info from forums
-To run a few hundreds of models using 100% of all your CPU's cores and threads is better to use several batch files calling SAP2000 from command line a lot of times each.
-In large linear models (more than 10 MB) the bootleneck could be hard-drive reading/writing process. Several GB of RAM can be converted to a temporary simulated hard-drive disk with sotfware like RAMDISK by DATARAM.
Official SAP2000 page for running SAP2000 from cmd: https://wiki.csiamerica.com/display/kb/Command+line
Info from forums -To run a few hundreds of models using 100% of all your CPU's cores and threads is better to use several batch files calling SAP2000 from command line a lot of times each.
-In large linear models (more than 10 MB) the bootleneck could be hard-drive reading/writing process. Several GB of RAM can be converted to a temporary simulated hard-drive disk with sotfware like RAMDISK by DATARAM.
-Use Advanced or MT Solver option