Post your Super PI 1M Times.

You SuperPi folder should have a pi_rec.dat2 file in there that holds the tests results, along with a txt file with the 1 million digits.

Ok, I think I know why it's not recorded it, I opening it using this darn WinRAR evaluation copy I downloaded a while back to open something or another. Looks like as I ran SuperPI from there it has not saved anything.

Never mind, time to uninstall WinRAR anyway.

paulpicks21 said:

Ok, I think I know why it's not recorded it, I opening it using this darn WinRAR evaluation copy I downloaded a while back to open something or another. Looks like as I ran SuperPI from there it has not saved anything.

Never mind, time to uninstall WinRAR anyway.

7zip is better

Put my Samsung 840 Pro in now, on Haswell.

Nice one Gary, into the 7s

I will reframe from posting SuperIP lol

my times are lousy

When I get this other rig going then I will for sure gladly boast but for now i'm taking a backseat

Hmm...there are two versions of SuperPi on their download page, 1.9 WP and the one that everyone here uses, 1.5 XS. Makes me wonder what the difference is as I get slightly better times with 1.5 XS (and 1.9 has to be launched as admin).

Anyhow, I went for broke and ran all of 'em on the rig in my system specs.

Tried running it on my Pentium 150 laptop but it won't run on Windows 98.

Kent

A very respectable time for an older cpu Lava King

LavaKing, that is nearly identical to my time on Haswell with the 32M run.

Tommy, I haven't followed what you're up to, but I hope you're going Intel. I am totally gobsmacked at how much they faster they are than AMD.

I made it to the 7 club