How fast can your computer calculate Pi

Baldur

31.824 seconds

Acer 5634WLMI
C2D T5600 1.83GHz
2GB RAM

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41.968 seconds

Atom 330
Dual Core 1.6GHz
2GB RAM

aardvaak

My computer did it in 31.313

Lum

globalds wrote: »

Any machine that doesn't achieve a certain speed is more than likely running something in the back ground that it shouldn't.

Indeed. Most likely Norton


19.344 secs

Core 2 Duo E6750 @ 2.66GHz (stock)
4 GB DDR3 @ CL9
Asus P5E64 WS Evolution (Intel X48 chipset)
Running Vista x64 SP1

My CPU is the weak point in my system, but I haven't yet found a game that causes it to struggle so I don't care. I can probably overclock it a bit anyway, if I could be bothered.

BOBS

Got message "NOT CONVERGENT IN SQR05"

aliEnRIK

BOBS wrote: »

Got message "NOT CONVERGENT IN SQR05"

Sounds to me like it started ok but failed as it ran?

BikerEd

29.312 seconds.

Windows XP virtual machine with 1GB RAM running as a VirtualBox 2.2 running on a MacBook Pro 2.2Ghz Core2 Duo with 4GB RAM

BOBS

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Sounds to me like it started ok but failed as it ran?

tried again this morning and worked ok!! BUT
2m 09.594s ..... :eek::eek:
I know my computer is getting slower by the day but compared to the rest of the results I think I should go shopping for a new one.

ETA - top of hard drive tells me...
Intel Celeron D 356 (33.33GHz)
512MB DDR2 memory
80GB Hard disk drive storage
DVD RW Dual format
Unicrome Pro 3d/2d graphics & video intergrated
Fast ethernet 10/100 LAN
Microsoft windows XP home edition SP2
and yes I have Norton!

wayne77

43.9

Intel Celeron 1.6
1024 ram
Advent K100 Vista

john_s_2

XP
1.85 gigahertz AMD Sempron
2 gig RAM

Run #1 1m 6.765s
Run #2 1m 3.156s

EDIT: Loving the disclaimer on their helpscreen:

"We don't care the problems which may be caused by using or running Super PI program on your machine!"

Unequivocal and to the point! (Translation thing maybe?)

EDIT:

59.484s with no regular applications running (Firefox and Thunderbird open before) and Prime95 (which I run as a service) stopped.

A tad slow perhaps? (Looking at other people's times with similar specs.) AVG Free running in background. Is there a rule of thumb for expected completion times based on speed and type of processor and RAM? Or is it more complicated than that?