Rundown to SuperPrime 1.0Final : Need your help!

[KTE]

Those are just some of my test findings, could be applicable and also unapplicable. If I have an unstable oc on RAM or CPU (pass everything but fail Memtest/P95 in-place large FFT 3 hr), I get no crash on running SuperPrime. It will run on completion and then show up the error towards the final single threaded bench.

I tested RAM CR 1 and 2 like this at DDR2-800, DDR2-900, DDR2-1000 and DDR2-1200. Because 32M would pass with ease but not SuperPrime. If Cinebench 10 (multi) runs fine, then it won't be RAM/CPU fault related.

Was stress testing y'day and this was a saved run.



Full settings were (apart from CR which was 2):

[KiD0M4N]

Hi KTE!

for the thorough testing of the SuperPrime benchmark.

I have a new release for you and it incorporates some suggestions I have received from here and other forums.

Changelog:

Version 0.9.8.3

- Fixed error detection logic to the entire benchmark.
- Renamed the benchmarks to give them more meaning.
- Quadrapuled the memory usage and the intensity of memory checking.
- Fixed certain flaws in the system information detection phase.
- Changed version to 0.9.8.3

Download link: http://forums.erodov.com/local_links.php?catid=7

You should (hopefully....) have been intimated about the same by the earlier versions of SuperPrime as well.

A example run:



Please let me know how this one fares for you

Regards,
Karan

Those are just some of my test findings, could be applicable and also unapplicable. If I have an unstable oc on RAM or CPU (pass everything but fail Memtest/P95 in-place large FFT 3 hr), I get no crash on running SuperPrime. It will run on completion and then show up the error towards the final single threaded bench.

I tested RAM CR 1 and 2 like this at DDR2-800, DDR2-900, DDR2-1000 and DDR2-1200. Because 32M would pass with ease but not SuperPrime. If Cinebench 10 (multi) runs fine, then it won't be RAM/CPU fault related.

Was stress testing y'day and this was a saved run.



Full settings were (apart from CR which was 2):