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New result screen (read file pi_rec.dat2):
http://www.virgilioborges.com.br/vir...pi_results.png
Official site: http://www.virgilioborges.com.br/virgilioborges/hyperpi
Download version 0.99b here (~500KB)!
Been waiting for something like this
Everytime i ran it with Vista SP1 it failed...stopped working.
Doesn't work on XP...on both machines i tried it on.
Works for me on XP :confused: :confused: :confused:
It's working on my machine with Vista Ultimate x86 SP1 :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
Try running it as an admin.
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Disable Audio services first, and then tick Audio when it comes up. Then you can reenable audio services.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
Yes it does...Quote:
Originally Posted by MikalCarbine
One Core Score is faster than Two Core Score. Why ?
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Originally Posted by breakfromyou
Hmm, maybe it needs .dot net runtime
Great. Will test it soon. :toast:
F-Secure Client Security anti-virus thinks it's a trojan.
:P
first, off, i am loving the Hyper Pi front end. after 98B it has been a treat to work with. the first version was a little sluggish but your first update has really made it an excellent multi-pi front end. haven't even touched 99B yet but will start using it now.
one small suggestion though, it would be less confusing if you kept all your updates to one thread. you have the thread in the Xtreme Benchmarks section and it would be really nice if you simply updated the first post in that thread with a build log and each new version you post. otherwise you have different versions floating around and no one knows which is the newest. the guys who did CoreTemp and Memset have done it like this and it worked out rather nicely having a single "home" thread...this one:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=172569
other than that, keep up the excellent work, Hyper Pi is now the only way i run Super Pi for stability testing. it is working fine on Vista Ultimate x64 and fresh installs of XP Pro on P35, X38, and 790FX chipsets for me :up:
with one thread it has all the cache to itself, with two threads it has to share the cache and this slows both threads down.Quote:
Originally Posted by bakalu
This is actually slightly quicker (0.1s) than Super Pi mod 1.5 XS on it's own even with a normal priority (IME). Tried them earlier today on both a Q6600 and a Phenom 9600BE.
cause both cores being bogged down loses efficiency.Quote:
Originally Posted by bakalu
Não gostei desse programa.
awesome!
You did not like, therefore you do not know the objective of the HyperPi, and at the very least you find that it is for substituting the SuperPi. But a simple way for you to understand, since failed to understand the objective, the HyperPi is only for being able to run the SuperPi in Two or More nuclei at the same time of beginning.Quote:
Originally Posted by pxhx
is there going to be a linux version on source code?
ran once, and 2 seconds slower that super PI on q6600 (ok efficiency np) but running second time froze the comp, and its super stable, not even oced much just at 3200, oh running win2003 server
SuperPI in the Hyper pi doesn't show up even after 5 minutes. However amazingly this superpi from hyper pi folder is working :o any other downloaded version of super pi isn't working.. a ug mybe?
http://www.shrani.si/f/31/nq/1KlvdiAA/brez-naslova.png
awesome! works fine on my winxp sp3 machine! :)
This works for me.. Vista x64 SP1. But all is not good. For the 1M, I get 18 seconds. Using just SuperPI alone (which also works fine), I get 11 seconds on the 1M.
SPi is single threaded...with HyperPi, unless you manually set 1 thread, it runs as many threads as the CPU has cores...that is the whole point of HyperPi, to run multiple instances.Quote:
Originally Posted by 003
when multiple threads of SPi at once, times increase drastically ;)
Hyper Pi 1.0 will be released soon...
Thanks for support.
excellent! looking forward to it :)
Cool program.:up:
How about we try this?
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221773
It's a "true" multi-threaded pi program. In terms of speed, it destroys SuperPi and PiFast on multi-core.
Provided that you have enough memory, it can compute 500 million digits before SuperPi can finish 32m.
Good news. Passing HyperPi is a quick initial indication of stability on the i7 platform.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbo
Works great I really needed something like this :)
Doesn't work for me and doesn't look like ver 1.0 is coming out. RIP imo.