How fast can your computer calculate Pi

iwanttosave_2

59.828s

Thats mega shameful.

Although I'm on a 2 year old laptop with a failing hard drive that only occasionally manages to find the OS, 1.4mhz Intel Celeron M, 1gb RAM

iwanttosave_2

tomstickland wrote: »

How do I run this program?
All I get is a window opening that says "not calculated" about 16 times.
How do I select 1 million?

Click "calculate" in the title bar and then select 1m

jd87

51-point-something seconds for me. AMD Turion 64 1.8GHz laptop with 1Gb RAM. Sound about right?

tomstickland

iwanttosave wrote: »

Click "calculate" in the title bar and then select 1m

When I "extract all" I get a folder with:
pi_rec.dat2
Super_pi.hlp
Super_pi.txt
Super_pi_mod.exe
in it.
When I run the exe all I get is a window opening with
"-Not calculated" listed a load of times in it.


Oh, I see, that cack at the top contains the commands.

iwanttosave_2

Yep, open the .exe, looks a little like notepad? Look along the title bar for the "calculate" tab

tomstickland

47s
Hard drive making loads of noise throughout.

Dell Dimension
Athlon 64 X2 dual core processor
2GHZ, 1GB of RAM

tomstickland

Joe_Bloggs wrote: »

3.81 seconds for 1 million digits.
I think I ought to point out that I was using pifast 4.3 on an Athlon XP-M underclocked to 1.7 GHz.
Super pi is one application that seems to under perform on AMD processors.
J_B.

I've only got 1GB of RAM too.

totalsolutions

Sammy Netbook NC20 running Windows 7 1m 33.366s
Pentuim 4 1.6Ghz 2GB RAM Vista Ultimate 1m 54.375s

M4RKM

20.658 seconds,

2.8 Ghz Core 2 Duo, 2gb Ram, OS X

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55.445 seconds

1.8 Core Duo, 2gb Ram, OS X

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spakkker

12.421 - overclocked e5200 @ 4.475 ,will try for 4.5 ghz next time now back down to 3.575ghz.
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http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=553406