DrSwizz`s SuperPi - 1M score: 25days 20h 31min 23sec 647ms with a NG80386SX-16

Submission Details

DrSwizz`s SuperPi - 1M score - Apprentice League

25days 20h 31min 23sec 647ms with Intel NG80386SX-16 at 16MHz

Ranking position

n/a

Global rank:

1st

NG80386SX-16 rank:

1st out of 1

Points earned for overclocker league

Global Points
Not DrSwizz's best submission
Hardware Points
1st using NG80386SX-16

6.0 Points

Points earned for team league

Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not SweClockers.com's best submission

0.0 Points
Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 1st in team using NG80386SX-16

5.2 Points

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Hardware details

CPU details

Model: Intel NG80386SX-16 '80386 (INTEL)'
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Cores: 16MHz(stock)

Memory details

Cooling: Air (Stock)
Type: 8192MB FPRAM
Speed: @ 16,000MHz

VGA details

Speed: MHz / MHz (Stock)

Mainboard details

Cooling: Air (Stock)

Disk details

Power details

Recent Comments

DrSwizz commented on his own score:

13 year and 4 months ago – Slowest CPU on HWBot? :-) Benchmarking was done with old SuperPi. Note: The negative times is most likely due to SuperPi treating treating the elapsed time as a signed integer when doing the intermediate output to the screen.

Christian Ney says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

hum, seems I have to check if my 386 rig are still working

to try to be slowest than you

Turrican says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

nice score.

TaPaKaH says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

a copywaza might have saved you, say ... a day

DrSwizz says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

Thanks guys!

@Christian:

Intel did make 12MHz 386 CPUs. :-)

Christian Ney says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

I have this one :

SHARP PC-4641

http://www.system-cfg.com/detailcollection.php?ident=150

the 40MB limited edition

But I haven't got the power cable

And I have a i386 rig somewhere

DrSwizz says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

I have this one :
SHARP PC-4641

http://www.system-cfg.com/detailcollection.php?ident=150

Nice.

That is a 16bit system. SuperPi and the other benchmarks are 32bit applications so it won't work.

the 40MB limited edition

But I haven't got the power cable

You could try to figure out what voltage(s) and current(s) it needs and make your own PSU for it. :-)

SoF says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

Now show us some 32m lovin' :D

Christian Ney says:

13 year and 4 months ago –

Nice.
That is a 16bit system. SuperPi and the other benchmarks are 32bit applications so it won't work.

You right

You could try to figure out what voltage(s) and current(s) it needs and make your own PSU for it. :-)

I will try