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

[Havis]

a little pic, that helps a lot


btw, why not just use tmpfs (it's almost like RAMdisk), put there 50gig file and test your RAW I/O from there?
I think there is no need to run the computational part and create same 50gig PI file over and over again...

tmpfs hint:
add one line to your /etc/fstab
something like:
tmpfs /testdir tmpfs size=50G,mode=0775,uid=YOURUSERNAME,gid=YOURGROUP 0 0

edit yourusername and yourgroup to match your's
(or just set mode to 0777 and make that directory writeable for everyone)
be sure not to delete the other lines in fstab

and then run "mount -a"

btw, do you use ncurses for colored output?

with ntfs I recomend ntfs-3g, it's userspace implementation, and works very well, (last time I used it was about a year ago and it was flawless)
in Ubuntu search with aptitude for ntfs3g or ntfs-3g (not sure how it's called there...)

PS:
You are not OCing, you are not Xtreme
EDIT: ok, just noticed you are OCing your i7, good boy