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Benchmark Software added on: Thursday, 01 January 1970 07:00:00 (Asia/Jakarta) GMT+0700
GPUPI calculates the mathematical constant Pi in parallel by using the BPP formula and optimizing it for OpenCL capable devices like graphics cards and main processors. It's implemented with C++, STL and pure Win32 to avoid unnecessary dependencies. The result of the benchmark are exactly nine digits of pi in hexadecimal. So if you're calculating pi in 1B (1 billion) it will not output all digits like available serial calculations of Pi, but display only the nine digits after the billionth hexadecimal digit. This limitation is due to the nature of parallel implementations and the used Pi formula.
Source: Overclockers.at
Hardware | Submissions from GPUPI for CPU - 1B | Score Unit |
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AMD E1-1200 | 2h 35min 28sec 985ms | |
AMD E1-1200 | 2h 57min 9sec 173ms | |
Intel Core i5 1135G7 | 5min 49sec 840ms | |
Intel Core i7 720QM | 21min 33sec 52ms | |
Intel Core i5 6300U | 22min 28sec 335ms |