2 instances of super pi? - Page 2

**Capper** · July 3rd, 2007

Stress Prime 2004 BETA

sean126 · July 3rd, 2007

Screwball,
capper beat me to the punch.

Thanks for the other programs Capper. I'll google them.
You say: run one regular stress prime and one super pi at the same time..correct?

Haven't seen those other two before, but I will check them out. I'm doing memory OC'ing next after I find my cpu speed.

**gvblake22** · July 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by sean126

run one regular stress prime and one super pi at the same time..correct?

No, just stick to one at a time. Either run two instances of SuperPI or StressPrime, not both SuperPI and SressPrime together.

qazwsx · July 5th, 2007

I just ran 4 super pi's and its very stressing. 100% on both cores, got to my load temp in about 10 seconds

Pete · July 5th, 2007

I use the CALC sometimes... Just type in a really big number and hit n!

**gvblake22** · July 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by TTPete

I use the CALC sometimes... Just type in a really big number and hit n!

LOL, you mean the "Start >> All Programs >> Accessories" Calculator?

Pete · July 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by gvblake22

LOL, you mean the "Start >> All Programs >> Accessories" Calculator?

But you have to go to "view >> Scientific" to get the n! function and then, when a prompt comes up and says that its going to take a long time, just ignore it cause the CPU continues at 100% load.

**gvblake22** · July 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by TTPete

But you have to go to "view >> Scientific" to get the n! function and then, when a prompt comes up and says that its going to take a long time, just ignore it cause the CPU continues at 100% load.

Oh nice, HAHA. Just to clarify this, you there is a button on the scientific calculator that actually says "n!", you don't just hit the "N" key on your keyboard because they do different things. And yes, that does shoot it up to full load, but only on one core.

Pete · July 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by gvblake22

Oh nice, HAHA. Just to clarify this, you there is a button on the scientific calculator that actually says "n!", you don't just hit the "N" key on your keyboard because they do different things. And yes, that does shoot it up to full load, but only on one core.

Just open up another calculator for 2!

Elysium · July 5th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Panda Man

SuperPI is more of a benchmarking program than stability tester. Try PRIME95

Prime95 - 24.14 Download - EXTREME Overclocking

Run 2 instances of it for both cores :D

Running two instances of that program is the same is running Orthos, I do believe.

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July 3rd, 2007	#12
sean126 Educated Idiot Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Indiana Posts: 222	Re: 2 instances of super pi? Screwball, capper beat me to the punch. Thanks for the other programs Capper. I'll google them. You say: run one regular stress prime and one super pi at the same time..correct? Haven't seen those other two before, but I will check them out. I'm doing memory OC'ing next after I find my cpu speed. Antec 900 Q6600, GO stepping, 3.21 MHz P5w DH Deluxe Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro 512mb 2 Gb OCZ platinum revision 2 DDR2 6400 800hz OC to 892mhz Lapped Zalman 9700 nt 150gb raptor 320gb seagate PC Power & Cooling 750w PSU (2) lite-on 20x dvd burners 22 inch HP w2207 monitor. :ridinghorse:

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qazwsx With a pinch of insane! Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: England, 127.0.0.1 Posts: 643	Re: 2 instances of super pi? I just ran 4 super pi's and its very stressing. 100% on both cores, got to my load temp in about 10 seconds

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Pete Fried Rice Peddler Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 355	Re: 2 instances of super pi? I use the CALC sometimes... Just type in a really big number and hit n!

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