I'm saying that this tweak is already proven to work. I will try his method when I get the chance.
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BTW, I forgot to write down that you have to wait until Avaliable memory has stopped raising before closing the task manager and starting the calculation if someone didn't get that.
Guys...those 16 seconds that you've got down elmor... hmm
Sad to say that, but could be done just by copy wazza.
Here's a test from the past:
No tweaks at all
http://i17.tinypic.com/4yp361u.jpg
Only copy wazza tweak ( no priority, no explorer, no maxmem, no nopci lock, nothing, just copy wazza )
http://i8.tinypic.com/5z5n6lx.jpg
16seconds faster, sharp.
You think so (as for Fredyama) ?.....I think so too BUT Mr. OPB or should I say: "Mr. They can't stop me because I'm Onepagebook" (as it's written on his avatar :p: the LORD, THE CHOSEN ONE :worship: :worship: )may have a different oppinion about Japanise guys as he says in his forum that they know nothing about tweaks and things like that...... ;)
I don't consider this tweak seriously too, easier and faster way just to free memory with short VBS script.
http://tin.topmods.net/novbs.png
Stock run
http://tin.topmods.net/vbs3.png
running vbs script, take a look how much mem did it took.
http://tin.topmods.net/vbs.png
script self-quited, now we have optimized memory (all not used apps are swapped to pagefile, plenty of memory free now)
Some other guys have shown us the opposite.....They used speed proggies and they worked OK.......PLUS they could rename them AS THEY WISH in case of showing task managger and services if you remember well....They could EVEN rename it as: svchost.exe......No?..... ;) :p:
I'm neutral for myshelf.....So IF I don't get any gain out of it and post it, "some" will say: "Ahhh....we didn't expected from you to see any gain".....
So I don't "count"...... ;)
I did a few more SPI 4M tests with my dual xeon rig, did the CDT-IV tweak i did before, and i did my own version of this tweak, final times are exactly the same.
My version "Hixie tweak ver1.0"
Step 1: Set MAXMEM to 600, and made a file 604MB large (600 as in the MAXMEM value and 4 because i'm running 4M Super Pi)
Step 2: Open up Super Pi, and select 4M, but stop that the start button.
Step 3: Open task manager, and keep copying the same 604MB file into THE SAME FOLDER, until System Cache and Available memory figures match each other.
Step 4: Close everything, and run Super Pi.
I think we need to see 1M at 5.3Ghz, this 32M stuff has large margin of error.