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I'm working on an update to Super PI with the hardware detection from wPrime and soon to have on-line submission capability. I was hoping to get some feedback/testing done.
You can download an early beta from here: http://www.superpi.net/SuperPI170.zip
http://images.wprime.net/share/pisshot.jpg
Let me know what you think of it.
thanks mate, definitely will test this out :)
Nice ideal man and it good ways to go for online submission, thanks for update :)
Edit.
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/7130/clip2t.jpg
for my ideal i think it should be still stick for running loop on Spi screen and change for Pi calculation is Done ! popup to your design
on Hardware information popup like picture i did, hope you'll understand about my details because my bad english :D
http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/3851/clip3c.jpg
well why i need loop details on running still stick because it can help for checking or compare for time of running in loop by loop with
other run
BR.
Paizol
Like this?
http://images.wprime.net/share/thislike.jpg
Yah like that but need more a little with millisecond on screen too like the original 04.xxxs, Thanks ;)
sweet. i like it man
I've just updated it to request admin privileges to get around the hardware detection failing problem.
Looks great.......We had a contest in my forum here, http://www.erodov.com/forums/erodov-...msi/46294.html ...Could have really used it there.....Would have been a nice testing ground.....anyways downloading now to try.....Will report back.....
SuperPi Mod v1.8
http://www.benchmarkhq.ru/files/super_pi.zip
@stasio
thnks......
why it does not remember the previous run????? as "super_pi_mod-1.5" do.
Hardware Information and Final time should be shown on the same screenQuote:
Originally Posted by stasio
OR
Show the final time with ms on the main Superpi screen itself.
I was thinking another change that would be nice is instead of a combo box to select digits of Pi to be calculated,
have a list of them with a checkbox, so that you could select multiple runs to be run sequentialy.
mabe something in the registry/config file that remebers which one were selected, so on a system tweek it knows which ones to run again.
i find it a pain to have to select each time.
and since superPi is beeing tweeked again, something that will store the runs to file, for easier comparison for later runs.