Well, right now I'm fine with just discussing the tweak, its workings and its benefits. Humans are what they are today by discussing among one another and sharing or you'd all still be in caves. But ultimately this is the Xtreme Pi section, meaning people here being extreme addicts of Pi will want to compare absolute times especially those competing day and night.

Again, I made it clear: if you want to "catch" and "stop" cheating by everyone and anyone, develop something which detects the SPi start and stop hardware settings. There's no other way, even video editing movies is easy.

Looking at Kevs time compared to my C2D Pi testing at 3600 and those of others competing, his time is very very very ... very ... very fast. The only way I know I can get that time following what we know is if I "bump" up the clocks at the start and then drop them back again for my ss. Which we know the right name for.

It's like Schumacher being lapped a second behind MacRae in F1.

Because Super Pi mainly depends most on CPU MHz. 1MHz gives you enough benefit.

514x7 3597 1233 5-5-5-4-10 = 13.468s

To those waiting for some sort of magic; I can say right now that I don't think with whichever hardware/software at 3600 I can even get close to 13.8s at those settings. I haven't tried, but I've played about enough to have a good approximation of my own build. But I can most likely show that CDT works for 32M at any settings.