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does Pi only run on one core?
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-Wiz!- (18/09/2007)
LIES ALL LIES!!!!  I can tell you it isn't a lie. my pc can calculate pi to 1,000,000 decimal places in 7.60 seconds. at stock speed. What i didnt tell you was I didnt use superpi. basically because its so painfully slow. same computer with superpi = 21.800 seconds as far as i can tell, only CPU usage is only 25% with the given program, so i'd assume yes, it only uses 1 core. STOP PRESS, or rather EDIT: yeah, my computer can actually calculate pi to 1M decimal places in just 1.80 seconds. turns out i had the slow memory settings enabled when i got 7.60 seconds. the secret??? USE PIFAST. Program : PiFast version 4.3 (fix 1), by Xavier Gourdon
Computation of 1000000 digits of Pi
Method used : Chudnovsky
Size of FFT : 128 K ------------------------------------------------------------
Computation run information : Start : Tue Sep 18 19:56:04 2007
End : Tue Sep 18 19:56:06 2007
Duration : 1.80 seconds
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Its more than likely ran between them unless you goto task manger and assign an affinity to one core....you could them run four instance oone per core...
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25.734s for my C2D, I'm gonna try it on my crappy 3.3 GHz Celeron (Vista) at work tomorrow and see how it compares!
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21.625s
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46seconds, lol thats pathetic
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PoWeR UsEr (18/09/2007)
46seconds, lol thats pathetic Am sure theres more mhz in that chip with that mobo is there not 
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