SuperPI (2009)

[LFX]

2M = 29.453s with e8500 @4ghz using superPI 1.5XS

 

[Dolby]

It's been a number of years and thought I'd try my 1 year old PC with a 2m SuperPi figure, compared to the my previous PC specs since 2005ish

Intel i5 3.4ghz 8GB RAM (desktop) = 23.011 sec


Core 2 Quad Q9300 2.5ghz, 4GB RAM (desktop) = 47sec
Core 2 Duo T8300 2.4ghz 2GB RAM (laptop) = 52sec
Pentium 4 3.0ghz HT 1GB RAM (desktop) = 1m 50sec
Intel Celeron D 1.6ghz 512MB RAM (desktop) = 2m 00sec
Intel Atom 1.6gh 1GB RAM (netbook) = 3m 30sec
Pentium 4 1.8ghz 256MB RAM (desktop) = 5m 16sec
Intel Celeron 2.0ghz 512MB (desktop) = 8m 50sec

EDIT : Oh I see single thread, so a little pointless :/

 

[PhireSide]

Nice necro! But cool to see how stuff has progressed - I use HyperPi though, not sure how many differences it has to SuperPi but it is very customizable

http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=211

 

[Gozzy]

28.564 sec on company provided laptop:

Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2540M CPU @ 2.60GHz
Clock : 3093.3 MHz (not sure why this isn't the same as above?)
Core : Sandy Bridge D2
Motherboard : Hewlett-Packard HP EliteBook 8760w
RAM : 6144 MB DDR3
7-7-7-20

 

[Dolby]

I tried this Hyper Pi - but with 4 processors I get an average time of 37 seconds.

Isn't it supposed to be quarter the 23 seconds from above?
Or doesn't it work like that?