Let's see your SuperPi 1M time

[maxima88]

It's time for a little fun people.
Please post your time for the 1M test.
Here's mine at 1820mhz (10x182):

I'll run it later at higher cpu speeds.

[Yodums]

I'll bench once I reformat and get the new setup going. Do you mind attaching the SuperPI program. The SuperPI loves high fsbs!

[maxima88]

Here's a link to where you can d/l it:
http://watercool.virtualave.net/download/super_pi.rar

[Emericana]

i got a error after around 20seconds saying something about it not being a round number wtf is that?

[maxima88]

Shaved a second off, down to 58seconds at 1850mhz:

[elitemetalx]

might be a bit off topic but... you got that overclock with a thermoengine? sweet!

[maxima88]

Originally posted by elitemetalx
might be a bit off topic but... you got that overclock with a thermoengine? sweet!

It's a very good heatsink, just had to replace the original fan w/ a delta 38.

[maxima88]

Down to 57 seconds at 1869mhz:

[maxima88]

Still at 57seconds @ 1890mhz.

[Christoph]

Are you only running the program once at each speed, or are you only showing a typical result? Numbers are meaningless if you can't duplicate them.

[maxima88]

When I benchmark, I run them over and over again to try to get the highest score, or fastest time in this case.

As you can see in my last post, I couldn't go faster than 57seconds even at 1890mhz. Maybe at 1.9Ghz, I'll get 56seconds but I'm, not able to run at 1.9GHz yet.

Unlike Sandra, 3DMark or PCMark2002, SuperPi will almost always give you the exact time over and over again. It's very accurate.

So to answer your question, the times I'm posting are duplicated over and over again.

[Kato]

59s at 1880MHz...

[dj_unforgetable]

Well, I got 2:04 with my rig (look in sig)

but my watercooling is getting ready and when it is, watch out! lol
j/ks

[JeepZJ]

1:22 @ 1662mhz

[maxima88]

C'mon ppl, we wanna know what your times are.:) :)

[chuckerants]

2:50

Dell Optiplex 1.0 Ghz w/256mb RAM.

[Octoman]

64 secs for me.