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I got 29.0xx sec 1M with my opty 144 @3.0ghz. That was my best time, but I don't have a link. And different memory now, so it's slower.
 
i'm doing 29sec with my 146 @ 2.8ghz.

after going thru the results I find it strange that i'm getting faster times then some that have 2.9 or 3ghz clocks.

Super PI is very sensitive to memory latency isn't it?
 
Originally posted by: Makaveli
i'm doing 29sec with my 146 @ 2.8ghz.

after going thru the results I find it strange that i'm getting faster times then some that have 2.9 or 3ghz clocks.

Super PI is very sensitive to memory latency isn't it?
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Yes it is VERY sensitive to memory.

Originally posted by: compgeek89
12.922s...

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 ES @ 4040MHz, 1.58v
Intel D975XBX Bad Axe 0908 BIOS, chipset 1.65v
2x 1GB G.Skill DDR2 800 @ 546MHz 5-5-5-15, 2.2v

http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/9483/sp1mtest4040560555157ir.jpg

(speed step drops multi to 6x, is @ 9x when app is running)
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Wow that is nice. Can't wait for conroe.
 
Originally posted by: Ronnie
Yes I'm running phase change, that superpi time was within 20 minutes of installing the cpu without tweaks.

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Sad to say but the chip is no longer with us.🙁
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:laugh:

No wonder, anyhow getting about 31@1M.
 
477 Seconds (1 Mil)

K6-2 550.... I'm going to try and SuperPI my AMD K5 PR133 as well as my Pentium 90 CPU and see what happens. I'll keep ya'll posted on progress 😉
 
1M ran 31.969sec when assigned to CPU 2 -- FX60 @ 2.91GHZ
1M ran 30.484sec when assigned to CPU 2 -- FX60 @ 3.02GHZ

Does that seem right??
 
ok i used v1.4 on linux with wine
1.4 with sse2 mod:
1M 38s
2M 1m 24s
1.4 with sse3 mod:
1M 38s
2M 1m 24s

there are variances between the versions i'm sure i could get some faster numbers with older versions
this is with my prescott @3.2 cause of the 100+ temps we've been getting lately in my city
 
34 Seconds 1M with Athlon 64 3500+ @ 2.75 GHz (1.344V). DDR2 running at slightly less than 667 mhz. Seems AM2 is a bit worse than 939 at SuperPi if your RAM is running at any speed under DDR2-800

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j120/996gt2/3.jpg

I'll get back to you guys when I work up the courage to boot Windows on this thing at its max of 3.3+ GHz at 1.6V 😉
 
Well I just built my comp and didn't want to wait for Conroe, so I thought AM2 was the logical way to go since I can still re-use DDR2 if I ever go Conroe or anything...also AM2's performance in relation to 939 is dependent mostly on RAM speed. With DDR2-533, it's a bit slower, with 667, it's about even, and with 800+, it has a slight performance advantage over 939. I don't think of AM2 as a new socket for now, just something that will let me use DDR2 so that my upgrade paths for the future are better...
 
Originally posted by: Hyperlite
TM8200, 29s
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I shudder to think what kind of moron would post a score without saying the test parameters. Anywho your crappy laptop is slow for sure no point in benchmarking it.

My rig:

1M @ 30 Sec
2M @ 70 sec
 
Originally posted by: Powermoloch
Sempron 3100+ "paris" @ 2.069 Ghz 1 meg : 44 seconds
Intel 630 @ stock (3.0 ghz) 1 meg : 44 seconds

lolwtfbbq !!!!
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Not surprising.

Paris is basically an A64 with less cache.


The best results i've been able to get outta my rig thus far:
SuperPI 1.5 31.516
 
2 min 29 sec for 1M SuperPi on a 1.4GHz Celeron Tualatin.

I am buying a new machine after the Core 2 Duo release and resulting CPU pricing shakeout.
 
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