Post your Pi

[Cortexian]

Another benchmark results thread by Freelancer!

This is much faster to run than the Heaven benchmark. Just download Super Pi 1.5 xs from the following link, extract it somewhere on your computer, run the executable, select "Calculate" and then 1M (1 Million digits of Pi), and let it run. Post a screenshot of your score after and I'll add you into the list! Posting your CPU Make/Model/Speed and Memory/RAM information would be helpful as well.

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/2830/94785655.jpg

DOWNLOAD (http://lancersedge.dyndns.org/super_pi_mod-1.5.zip)

10 Pi Calculating Champions of the Interbutts:

08.127s - Freelancer
08.787s - Conscars
10.468s - Donut
10.527s - BobtheGreatII
11.922s - beele
20.810s - Rook
44.078s - annihilation

[Donut]

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s277/TheKillerDonut/picalc.jpg

intel i5 2500k at stock speed
8gb ddr3 ram

i didnt close any of my background programs for this either, so that might have something to do with it
E: i think we have the same processor freelancer

[Cortexian]

Yup we do! I'm just running at 4.4GHz, going to see if I can get 4.6GHz stable since Core Temp shows it idle at 38/36/34/40 right now in a room that's about 26 degrees. Idle between 4.4 and 4.6 are withing a couple degrees of each other and so long as I stay under 60 load I'm fine.

I'm curious, what temperatures you're getting at stock with the stock heat sink fan (HSF)?

If you could post the speed of you memory as well, that's the key factor in Super Pi. Having more memory doesn't really effect the calculation speed, the result is based on a combination of your CPU and Memory Speed.

[Kornman00]

2335 > pi

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[Cortexian]

I see what you dd there.

[Donut]

wow holy shit you OC'ed it to 4.4ghz and youre only getting temps like that? are you using a stock cooler?

[Cortexian]

No I'm using a Corsair H100 haha.

Check out my upgrade log for more detailed information:
http://www.overclock.net/intel-build-logs/1109767-build-bridge-update-project.html

[beele]

2336

TIME: 11.922s
CPU: Intel i7 860 oc'ed to 3.57GHz Idle temp around 35°C, full load 55-60°C
MEM: 8GB DDR3 oc'ed to 1360MHz

[Patrickssj6]

Anyone else got a Phenom II X4 for reference?

[Rook]

Anyone else got a Phenom II X4 for reference?
965 at stock speeds.

http://bacon.modacity.net/img/images/dsfsdfspfp.jpg

[Patrickssj6]

Thanks getting same result. Slightly better when overclocking but still. :D

[Nero]

Hey man, I have the same H100 water cooler on my CPU! Love it and it makes everything look so tidy! :)

Let me turn on my comp and test the Pi thing out.

[Rainbow Dash]

buy me a new cpu free lancer

[Nero]

I seem to have ran across a problem. It doesn't want to use all my CPU or Ram when calculating the numbers.... Is this because of Windows 7? This isn't the first software that won't use my system to the limit. :\

Edit: its using 7 percent CPU power and 2 gigs of my 24 gigs of ram...

[=sw=warlord]

De ja vu. (http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?14903-OFFICIAL-Super-PI-Results-Thread&highlight=Super+Pi)

[Patrickssj6]

De ja vu. (http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?14903-OFFICIAL-Super-PI-Results-Thread&highlight=Super+Pi)
We called those things "computers" back then? :S

[Cortexian]

I seem to have ran across a problem. It doesn't want to use all my CPU or Ram when calculating the numbers.... Is this because of Windows 7? This isn't the first software that won't use my system to the limit. :\

Edit: its using 7 percent CPU power and 2 gigs of my 24 gigs of ram...
That shouldn't matter, Super Pi probably won't use all of your CPU. It definitely won't use all of your memory, memory speed and CPU speed is the determining factor.


De ja vu. (http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?14903-OFFICIAL-Super-PI-Results-Thread&highlight=Super+Pi)
Yeah, was gonna post there but I dunno if OP is still active (last login was last month). So I locked it and made a new one so it actually gets updated.

[NullZero]

How are you testing for stability FL? IntelBurnTest?

[Nero]

Yea, I read that it only uses one core at a time. I'll try to remember to do it tomorrow.

[Cortexian]

How are you testing for stability FL? IntelBurnTest?
LinX, which is basically the same as IntelBurnTest. They both use the Linpack core or whatever so either will do. I used IntelBurnTest on my old rig to test stability and decided to give LinX a go this time.

[Guardian]

1m 05.910s Coz my computers just that cool.

[Cortexian]

4.6GHz:
http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/3626/superpi2q.jpg

[annihilation]

http://s1.postimage.org/1tvz2ausx/sadface.jpg

Sempron 1300 at stock speeds :saddowns:

fake e: the new reply box can fuck right off

[BobtheGreatII]

I don't win. :(

http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/2638/unledchz.png

[Con]

http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/1838/captureky.png

i7 2600k @ 4.3ghz (coretemp reporting wrong)
8gb ddr3 ram

[Cortexian]

Upgrade your Core Temp, it should show Model and Revision at least...