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Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28 Feb 2004, 09:39

38 sec (pic at Planetmars)

LordRage · Post by **LordRage** » 28 Feb 2004, 09:41

sorry I forgot to log in

38 sec (pic at PM)

brabham · Post by **brabham** » 28 Feb 2004, 14:32

ok my home rig:
P4 1.7Ghz
1gig DDR 266 ram

1M score 1min54secs. *sob*

LordRage · Post by **LordRage** » 07 Mar 2004, 09:06

37sec again look at PM, my pic is there

Post by **-ASSASSIN-** » 08 Mar 2004, 00:21

55 seconds...

Post by **Azgard** » 12 Jun 2004, 03:14

At my max stable overclock I did a few months ago I got 42 seconds on 1Mb.

Normally I get about 46 seconds without major overclockng.

SmL9 · Post by **SmL9** » 12 Jun 2004, 05:11

1M - 58 seconds

2600+ AMD Barton XP (64K L1 & 512K L2)
512 MB RAM
166 Mhz FSB

Post by **Thrall** » 12 Jun 2004, 11:53

Thrall wrote:1min 54 secs - AMD 1.7 and 512Mb SD Ram - but I noticed it only used like 80Mb when it ran...

Just redone it using AMD 2500 Barton and 1 Gb DDR 400 - 1 minute 3 secs

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 15 Jul 2004, 20:20

52 sec 1m

goku · Post by **goku** » 15 Jul 2004, 21:07

47s in in 1M test

||Console|| · Post by **||Console||** » 16 Jul 2004, 22:40

1m 42s

2400+ @ 12.5x200
512 pc3200
9800 pro (giant 3 vid card cooler ) @ 452/371
3dmark03 6549
aqua mark 42345

Post by **Azgard** » 25 Aug 2004, 17:40

1mb = 38 seconds

With DDR333 ram running at DDR396 and stock cooling for CPU.

<img src="http://myweb.absamail.co.za/yestinj/Pic ... uperPi.JPG">

I'll see if I can do any better when I get my new RAM

goku · Post by **goku** » 25 Aug 2004, 19:06

Hey Azgard

Nice score. That AMD of yours is flying

Post by **Azgard** » 25 Aug 2004, 19:11

Thanks goku.

Ya it's doing well, the best I managed before today was 41seconds. But I wanted to have one last try before I posted the RAM to its new owner and I managed 38seconds without too much trouble

Nerevar · Post by **Nerevar** » 26 Aug 2004, 21:19

I got 45s on 1m

But for some reason I get 33s on 32m

Post by **-ASSASSIN-** » 26 Aug 2004, 21:22

Nerevar wrote:I got 45s on 1m

But for some reason I get 33s on 32m

Lol is this another one of your little schemes.....

Remember, screenshots will set you free....

Nerevar · Post by **Nerevar** » 26 Aug 2004, 21:36

My new score 42s on 1m
here is an screen.
But still when I chose 32m the screen displays 33s

This is no JOKE or scheme!

Post by **-ASSASSIN-** » 26 Aug 2004, 21:43

Very impressive score for a 2800+ Barton, what clocks are you running....

Nerevar · Post by **Nerevar** » 26 Aug 2004, 21:44

2300mhz
(200x11.5)

solo · Post by **solo** » 30 Oct 2004, 23:34

ah yeh ... finally .... 30 seconds.

Rikkelz · Post by **Rikkelz** » 31 Oct 2004, 01:13

I got 48s with my P4 3.0GHz. But I'm only running 256mb ram, so maybye thats why its so high....

I do have a screenshot......

Rikkelz

Dom · Post by **Dom** » 31 Oct 2004, 01:24

I can only manage 41 secs

Even though I have a GB of DDR400 RAM, and a 3200+ Newcastle Athlon64, my score seems a bit high.

I tried a little overclocking, and it appears that my CPU doesn't like to go much more than 250-300 MHz above stock speed. That's one thing I miss about my P4 2.8C, being able to OC by 400+ MHz without a sweat.

I tried my Athlon64 at 340 MHz above stock, with the VCore upped to 1.725 to support the extra MHz, but low and behold, my CPU then idles at 49 (whereas normal temp is 38 or so). Super PI doesn't even run (I just end up with all sorts of strange errors.)

Oh well, I suppose a 350+ Mhz OC on an Athlon64 Newcastle would be like a 600-700 MHz OC on a P4 (ie. without some sort of serious cooling, your chip tends to get a bit unhappy with life...)

If only Sybaritic would get stock of Thermalright XP-90's!

2way · Post by **2way** » 31 Oct 2004, 03:01

1M = 39 sec

Post by **Azgard** » 31 Oct 2004, 10:18

I don't think it matters how much RAM you have with Super Pi. People have run benchmarks and achieved very low Super Pi scores with just 256Mb of RAM.

The most I managed to overclock my PC was about 350mhz more than stock, and got a 38second Super Pi with only DDR333 RAM.

Claw Hammer core

Once I got my Thermaltake Silent Tower in about 2 weeks I plan on upping that score a lot, and a new motherboard could help too

solo · Post by **solo** » 31 Oct 2004, 10:28

Azgard wrote:I don't think it matters how much RAM you have with Super Pi. People have run benchmarks and achieved very low Super Pi scores with just 256Mb of RAM.

Yes that is correct. It is all about getting your CPU and RAM running as fast as possible (preferably at lowest timings possible). More RAM does nothing.