Post your 1m super pi scores here!

[penguinrusty]

What is 1m super pi you say? It's a test that calculates how fast your computer can crunch pie to 1 million digits. It's available for download here: (very very small file): http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=36 (download link is under the "Download Locations" section)

My scores:
AMD Athlon 64 3500+ overclocked to 2.9ghz with 2gb ram: 32 seconds
(My crappy old computer): Celeron D @ 2.9 ghz: 1 minute 12 seconds :rollin:
(lower scores are better btw)

[decline1]

MacBook Pro w/ 2 ghz Intel Core Duo and 1 gb ram: 39 seconds to one million. Not bad for a laptop that was never meant to run Windows, methinks. :)

[penguinrusty]

Dude, you have a core duo...that's why. the Conoroe processors are freakin beasts (at least in a windows-based Computer) The $120 Core Duo 2 Conoroe E6300 (only a 2mb cache, shell out $50 more for the 2.1 ghz E6400 with a gnarly 4mb cache) is a hair faster than a $1,200 processer (AMD FX-60)

[guitardrumr123]

(My crappy old computer): Celeron D @ 2.9 ghz: 1 minute 12 seconds

If thats your crappy computer, can I have it?

My comp:
.8Ghz Pentium III - 2 minutes, 57 seconds.

[Bigwrenn]

2Ghz P4 - 1 minute, 11 seconds...............I gotta upgrade..........

[penguinrusty]

If thats your crappy computer, can I have it?

My comp:
.8Ghz Pentium III - 2 minutes, 57 seconds.
I sold it a long time ago. That's just the score it got when I had it.

[Arubaboy24]

Four year old Dell P4 2.4GHZ with 1.25GB of ram - 1 min 8 seconds.

[lilwillis]

Ouch, 1 minute, 38 seconds on a mid or late 90's gateway w/ 512 ram and some archaic proccy...

[Benny]

44 seconds on my XPS 400. 3.0 GHz 930 Dual core.

[P2KinDaPede]

2m 3s on a 1.5 ghz pentium 4. Severely outdated.

Who calculates pi anyway?

[MetalMan]

44sec. with Athlon 64 3000+ 2.2ghz and 1gb of ram (I think DDR400).