my celeron 430 produces 24 seconds at 3.3Ghz, with only 512KB cache and 2GB single channel memory. im sure if i overclock further ill get a even better result of beating 20 seconds
allright... you still have to understand that super pi is not much of meter for showing the differences between single core processors and dual-cores since when i run it it only uses 50% of my cpu. also its alot about memory speed and timings. since im running my memory at stock except for the timings...
yea sure lol... are you aware of how much cache the e2160 has ; 1MB and the E6600 has what ???? 4x that 4MB which makes for a better super pi score....
well that might be because super pi is only able to utilise one processor core so it does not make that much of a difference beteween dual and quad-core
Try more. I am oced my friend E2160 to 3.5GHz on AC Freezer 64,Goodram memory,gigabyte ga-ep41-ds3l
Sekcja0serowa 1 year ago
Celeron 430 @ 3.2 = 18 seconds
Celeron 440 @ 3.0 = 20 seconds :)
brunomuitcholoko 3 years ago
yea you wanna show me some proof? and what memory and memory speed?
overclockerfx 3 years ago
Print screen and i belive.
Andrei1103gi 2 years ago
my celeron 430 produces 24 seconds at 3.3Ghz, with only 512KB cache and 2GB single channel memory. im sure if i overclock further ill get a even better result of beating 20 seconds
buzzin92 3 years ago
allright... you still have to understand that super pi is not much of meter for showing the differences between single core processors and dual-cores since when i run it it only uses 50% of my cpu. also its alot about memory speed and timings. since im running my memory at stock except for the timings...
overclockerfx 3 years ago
lol with my e6600 only on 3ghz i get 17 secunds
toto233 3 years ago
yea sure lol... are you aware of how much cache the e2160 has ; 1MB and the E6600 has what ???? 4x that 4MB which makes for a better super pi score....
overclockerfx 3 years ago
it has nothing to with the mb chache q6600 has 8mb but he still gets the same score as e6600
toto233 3 years ago
well that might be because super pi is only able to utilise one processor core so it does not make that much of a difference beteween dual and quad-core
overclockerfx 3 years ago
q6600 is essentially TWO e6600's, so therefor 2 x 4MB caches...
joshua12345676 3 years ago
E2160 @ 3.3ghz, team elite 2x1gb 800
18seg 1M
fabiodobill 3 years ago
whats your motherboard?
overclockerfx 3 years ago
my mb is: ASUS P5K-SE
fabiodobill 3 years ago
yea my P5N-E SLI is a little flimsy since its got a nvidia northbridge but it overclocks well
overclockerfx 3 years ago
Nice time!
RickArter 3 years ago