Post your SuperPi Score!

[Sir Travis D]

I downloaded superpi 1.1e, the first link from a google search of superpi. I noticed people have 1.5 mod or different versions, is my version different ?

 

[Kesava]

the mod version tells you the milliseconds instead of just the seconds

 

[Sir Travis D]

ill try it again with the mod, maybe i'll beat danny > : [

o.0 I got over 25 seconds this time with the mod ...

edit: 2nd time I got 21.8, so I don't think it's accurate..

 

[Kesava]

maybe cos you had different things running. its not different in any other way.

 

[whizkidd]

there's my comp in the attachment.

 

[Kesava]

your only supposed to do it to 1 million.
you did it to 32 million.

 

[whizkidd]

i felt like doing all of them.
either way...it gives more numbers.

 

[f.i.t.h]

This really needs to be updated
Mine: 13.65s

 

[fade2green514]

21 seconds
core 2 duo e6300 @ 2668

 

[f.i.t.h]

Omega, I pm'ed you an updated highscore list, use it if you wish.

 

[Geoff]

Scores updated.


Thanks F.i.T.H!

 

[tidyboy21]

I think that this is the best time that I'm gona get, not bad though hey This is on air by the way.

 

[jdbennet]

512k (19 iterations) took 19s on my Pentium 4 HT 630 3ghz on XP Home.

The same on a Core2 T2350 1.86ghz took 14 seconds

considering that SuperPi apparently doesnt use threading it shows how much more efficient the core architecthure is compared to netburst

 

[lovely?]

use 1m, we use 1m so we can compare our scores easier.

 

[Geoff]

512k (19 iterations) took 19s on my Pentium 4 HT 630 3ghz on XP Home.

The same on a Core2 T2350 1.86ghz took 14 seconds

considering that SuperPi apparently doesnt use threading it shows how much more efficient the core architecthure is compared to netburst

Don't use 512K, use 1M as stated in the first post.

 

[mac550]

36 seconds for me

 

[jdbennet]

i got confused, will rerun

 

[Mitch?]

1M at 5 minutes 25 seconds on a 500 mhz Celeron with 256mb PC-100 ram!!
so take that, 21st century hardware.

 

[vix]

Hi Guys!

Just did a first run @ 4.26 GHz. Not the top score, but I'm working on it...

 

[f.i.t.h]

^ Nice, keep going you may be the next to become number one.
I might as well post my most recent one up.