New Multi-Threaded Pi Program - Faster than SuperPi and PiFast

[poke349]

WoW!!! 8.46125 seconds for 25m... This is starting to look more like the superpi numbers - except 25 x more digits!

That's four #1 spots!!!

Don't know what to say, but I can't wait to see what happens if a big overclocker shows up with some LN2...

*Though I am a little surprised that the 2.8GHz Gainestowns can beat the 4GHz skulltrail at the larger sizes...


Keep these benchmarks coming!!!
Even if you don't have an awesome multi-socket rig post your benchmarks anyway!

If enough workstations dominate the top spots, I'll split the rankings into single-socket and multi-socket divisions.

[wizzard67]

*Though I am a little surprised that the 2.8GHz Gainestowns can beat the 4GHz skulltrail at the larger sizes...

Sorry, forgot to quote specs -

2 x E5560
Intel 5520UR
12GB (6 x 2GB, 6GB per CPU) DDR3 ECC RAM (1066 IIRC)
Various drives

HT and Turbo are both enabled

Running on Windows 2008 x64 Enterprise Server.