anyone else noticed SuperPI doesn't like Vista and vice versa
i can't bench superpi for some reason
1M sometimes finishes and sometimes it doesn't
32M never starts :confused:
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anyone else noticed SuperPI doesn't like Vista and vice versa
i can't bench superpi for some reason
1M sometimes finishes and sometimes it doesn't
32M never starts :confused:
I'll just add what I posted on ocau.
Superpi worked fine on Windows Longhorn Server Beta 3 64-bit, with both 32M and 1M. Was actually only 0.3s behind XP in the 1M runs.
I've ran into that issue as well, somehow, it only appears when selecting one core and realtime, to my experience at least...
LOL i can't even select real time on SPI in my Vista
errr i figured out how to run SuperPI on Vista
when you start the app and select the test you like take the prompt to the upper right corner of the desktop screen and start from there >>>>ROFL<<<< and it works LOL :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
E6700 @ 4Ghz 1.47V
RAM: 500MHz 5-5-5-x 2.2v
1M SuperPI: 13.057s
http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/6642/1mbs9.png
E6700 @ 4Ghz 1.47V :cool: :D
RAM: 500MHz 5-5-5-x 2.2v
32M SuperPI: 13m 12.215s
http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/6...m12215szp7.png
man, that result is slow.... but good to know it can run on Vista :D
can you run with CL4? and using some tweaks?
LOL i know it sucks hahahQuote:
Originally Posted by andre X_X
yeah i wasn't shooting for good time and had all the windows open
did you know that vista has around 50+ services loaded :shakes:
is that REALLY necessary lol
i will do some benching on XP soon for 4GHz again and will try my 600MHz 4-4-4-x sticks to see if we can get some sub 12m times :) on XP and who knows on vista :(
update on superpi guys
1M @ 4GHz with 600MHz on RAM 4-4-4-x
CPU 1.47v
RAM 2.4V
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/9...mhzram4xy5.png
32M @ 3.98GHz with 597MHz on RAM 4-4-4-x
CPU 1.47v
RAM 2.4V
http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/6...597mhzrqu4.png
in case you were wondering what the differences are
i would say for SuperPI Vista is not THAT much slower actually
take this into consideration >>>> XP has Largesys cache tweak and uses the silver theme so it's pretty decent speedwise
Vista is stock 32-bit ultimate with themes and all galore (did not apply largesys cache tweak yet either :D)
difference was only 16-18s >> so with some more OS tweaking and disabling unneeded services we should be on par with XP :D
http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/7...vdual32uh8.png
http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/1...32mvistvj2.png
turned on largesys cache
have to figure out how to apply real time to the SPI windows...only high priority atm....i know i can gain a few seconds there too
http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/8...hzvistazn1.jpg
Here's my PI's from Super Pi/mod1.5 XS on:
Vista Ultimate 64
E2140 @340x8=2.72GHz
GA G31MX-S2
400W Eazy Cool PSU
2048Mb TwinMOS XMS 6400 5-5-5-18 @ 907MHz
It took a little fidling with Vcore and Vddr to get 4M & 8M to run, 16M & 32M crash out is this Vista intolerance or instability?
i was just testing a HP laptop to make sure RAM is ok and while running a single thread of 32M SuperPi under Vista Home premium i noticed the CPU was loading to 100% which is odd for a dual core CPU
have a look at this guys
there is a service running called TrustedInstalled.exe which is using ~30% of CPU resources on average on this machine.
i went to Run>services.msc and tried to disable services which i thought might be related such as Windows Modules Installer and another similar service but this bastard still kept running :confused:
can you guys check your Vista OEM copies to see whether this service is running as well
http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/1930/41868284oq2.jpg
SLOOOOW SPI >> don't laugh this was on some AMD CPU hahaha :D
this system behaves really weird with RAM ...... what are those 100 hard faults mentioned in resource manager :s EEK