36 sec on p4ee 3.46 stock with concurrent programs running... heavily crippled by lousy rams running at 5:4 at 266FSB

This post has been edited by floppy: Dec 3 2004, 04:35 AM

Run it under RealTime Priority, no need close background processes...

This post has been edited by XTREME: Dec 3 2004, 04:49 AM

WTA ~
after fresh reboot , 1st superPI is sure 1 sec less then a few attemp after that..
so, the 1st PI accurate?

This post has been edited by e-jump: Dec 3 2004, 11:42 AM

my SuperPi also 39secs, so no need to post lah coz also same place with StarNet

look at mine...why my name isnt in the list....

I got 40 sec after closing up all unneccessary program, my system spec is as below. I will later provide proof or might not need one because 40 sec is a bad time.

This post has been edited by PCcrazy: Dec 31 2005, 03:22 AM

Testing at 2.50GHz [250x10], DRAM: 200MHz [2-2-2-5]



Who got ClawHammer 1MB? Borrow please

This post has been edited by tAmp0i: Dec 5 2004, 05:42 PM

Prescotts are the king of SuperPi so if you want the best score the Prescott is for you

I had a 29 sec superPi score on the last SuperPi thread. Dunno gone where dee. LOL
And yes it was on a Prescott!

This post has been edited by kcnyc: Dec 4 2004, 10:13 AM

wait till these guys get their prommies working.. will be seeing sub 30secs scores again..

no lah...look at AMD64 users RAM, good ram they have there and timings too...intel users like me...nah... maybe prescott user has no money to buy the advanced RAM

mine...37sec




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how yours beat me , may i know what RAM you use?

kvr hynix bt-d43 256*2

How come mine take so long, 43s?

good to ya...good chip...

i think it depend on RAM timing and FSB more.i think...correct me if im wrong

yup. especially on high FSB. 33 seconds here with 4GHz.

This post has been edited by floppy: Dec 6 2004, 03:25 AM


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i need a BH5 to make it 2-2-2-5




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if got good RAM sure good lah...i cant hit my 3.0E high than 3.6

yea..we need to changed to that...get RAM timing at 2-2-2-5, then OC..

This post has been edited by NeophyteHeaven: Dec 6 2004, 11:35 AM