Y-Cruncher Beta Competition
Y-Cruncher is a program that computes Pi and other constants to billions/trillions of digits. It currently holds the world record for the most digits of Pi ever computed (13.3 trillion digits) as well as a bunch of other less popular constants.
Y-Cruncher is also the first Pi computing program that can a) use multiple threads for a worthwhile speedup, b) use (and stress) an unlimited amount of memory and c) utilize ISA extensions (SSE, AVX, etc...) for nearly all modern processors. Y-Cruncher owner Mysticial developed a GUI that can run and submit results to HWBOT. This competition is to best test the submitter. More information in the forum thread.
Participate
- This competition is closed. You can no longer join
- Y-Cruncher Beta Competition is closed since 15 May 2016
- This competition is between members
Stages
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Stage 1 -
Y-Cruncher PI 25M
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Stage 2 -
Y-Cruncher PI 1B
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Stage 3 -
Y-Cruncher PI 10B
Ranking
# | Participant | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 |
Points
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1 |
25 pts
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16 pts
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15 pts
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56 pts | |
2 |
1 pts
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25 pts
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25 pts
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51 pts | |
3 |
7 pts
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18 pts
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18 pts
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43 pts | |
4 |
15 pts
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15 pts
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11 pts
|
41 pts | |
5 |
14 pts
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12 pts
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14 pts
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40 pts | |
6 |
11 pts
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10 pts
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16 pts
|
37 pts | |
7 |
13 pts
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11 pts
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12 pts
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36 pts | |
8 |
12 pts
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9 pts
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13 pts
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34 pts | |
9 |
18 pts
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13 pts
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31 pts | ||
10 |
16 pts
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14 pts
|
30 pts |
Awarded Season Points
# | User | Team | Points |
1 | 50 pts | ||
2 | 42 pts | ||
3 | 35 pts | ||
4 | 31 pts | ||
5 | 27 pts | ||
6 | 23 pts | ||
7 | 21 pts | ||
8 | 19 pts | ||
9 | 18 pts | ||
10 | 17 pts |
Anyone figured out some interesting tweaks for the benchmark?
You will laugh, but at my tests lower memory frequency was faster - I have no idea if this is for all systems or if it was my bunnied OS
I swear when I tested this back in 2011 it was faster with higher memory speed but it was that long ago I can't remember and it was am3+ which we all know has a memory bandwidth problem
I thought this was a joke thread. What benchmark are you talking about? What competition is the related to?
more GBs is faster...
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