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Yes! Pretty much. Its logic is similar to this program: E classic , with the exception of some MMX and SSE optimization.
I know. And anyway, 1000! would probably overflow the stak or something.
What's the difference between K and Ki??
Anyway, because they were built differently. PiFast would take 3 seconds to calculate 1Million digits... it's 2 times faster for 4x the digits.
And the calculation follows the (pretty obvious path) of factorials. NO, it does not calculate 1000...
Disclaimer: I am the creator of the program. My friend Shadowwarrir asked me to respond to the criticism presented here.
Yes it does, just like EVERY OTHER PROGRAM. PiFast uses factorials.(And it's bloody fast, it calculates 1Million digits im 3 seconds her) However, it does it in a more...
Yeah! I thing that negative HTT bus funny too, but I think that is only with me, because I asked a friend to test and on his machine the HTT is normal:
This CPUID that you can see on the image, is one that create a security code, which check if the image is true and avoid cheating. You...
Damn, I forgot to update the screenshot. The first post one was an old version of the program. Here it is a screen of the new one (the available for download)
http://img171.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img171&image=ecalc7yb.jpg
And the name of the program is e-calc FAST because the previous version...
lol, I didn't now that people was so scared about virus... no one knows an anti-virus? And if you are still scared, I've posted this same topic on a lot of forums, but with another nickname because mine was already been used and no one complained...
Hi everybody, superpi has been for years de benchmark that we use for teste our CPU performance,
so I think that it's time to change, I found a new program, that calculates the
Euler Constant (2,7182818284590452353602) instead of the PI (3,14), and I'd like you test it
to see what you think...