If you haven't seen this, yet. Here is a pic of a Intel Conroe(Core 2 Extreme X6800) overclocked at 5.26Ghz completing Super Pi's 1M Calculation in 9.8 seconds.
http://www.iamxtreme.net/coolaler/co...00BOX/5266.gif
God knows what kind of cooling they had on this PC.
Last edited by SlyMaelstrom; 08-15-2006 at 06:16 AM.
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Liquid helium, or super liquefied rock or something, I'd say! Or they may have used that electrocaloric materials (stuff which cools when current passes through it), in making it, but I doubt it.
How long does that take on a regular not 5.36GHz computer?
Is super pi open source? I found the main site and the zip doesn't come with it (which probably means no).
Super Pi can be downloaded and tested yourself. Just to put it in perspective, though, I have a P4 running at 3.06Ghz and it takes me over a minute to computer 1m decimal places.Originally Posted by twomers
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Just downloaded it there -
+ 000h 00m 46s - 1M
Not bad! I'm using my Lappy, gig of ram, 1.7ish gig mobile.
