I would say CPUZ but you run Linux so that won't work.
I don't think there is a program for Linux.
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I would say CPUZ but you run Linux so that won't work.
I don't think there is a program for Linux.
And I've tried running CPUZ in WINE.
I just get this error:
"A previous version of the device driver is already running."
so that's a no-go.
hmm.. try the bios :) somewhere in the advanced chipset or maybe dram config? stroll around, but don't change anything ;) ;) ;)
Right. rebooting now to check BIOS.
I'll let you know when I get back. :)
EDIT:
Make of that what you will.Code:DRAM Clock: DDR 400
CAS Latency Time: 3
Min RAS# Active Time: 8T
RAS# to CAS# Delay: 3T
RAS# Precharge Time: 3T
i know this might sound stupid, but how are you guys limiting it to one core? I dont want to cheat :-P
Edit: also when i try to run two at once one usuly crashes (im running windows vista)
@Exley when you run SuperPi it will only put load onto one core ;)
So if you have a quad core then to put the CPU under full load you should run 4 SuperPi's.
When you say it crashes that does sound strange.
Are you running it it from the same .exe? You should have two .exe's in seperate folders ;)
Ill update that list now with CB's and Helix's scores.
wow im still second :)
My laptop owns your desktops :p
Actually Super Pi will run over multiple cores unless you tell it to.
When I get home from uni, I'll post a guide on the front page to tell you how to optimise your score by a few seconds.
The difference between vista and XP on a 1M run (I've tested this) is about 0.5s. I'll test how much difference between the 2 on 4M runs tonight.
CB, could you please create a small thumbnail to use so it doesn't stretch the page, but we can still view the full sized one?
EDIT: Scotty, my desktop owns your laptop :P. And I already know who will beat my time, I'm waiting for them to post their time.
Also CB, please provide a screenshot of your OC Super Pi run.
EDIT2: Adding programs like CPU-Z for linux on the front page.
I ran it on my 3.06Ghz Celeron D. Don't try that while surfing forums on one screen and watching TV on the second monitor. It took 16 minutes to do the 4M Super Pi....
I ran 5 instances of SuperPi while surfing and it took 19 Minutes 29 seconds.....