DrSwizz

I was browsing the scores for the Athlon II 240 and I came across these scores: http://hwbot.org/community/submission/960976_pipejarcore_wprime_32m_athlon_ii_x2_240_12sec_265ms http://hwbot.org/community/submission/960987_pipejarcore_wprime_1024m_athlon_ii_x2_240_6min_31sec_609ms He/she is using wPrime 2.x, that is not allowed is it?

My sticks are 72-pin memory sticks: I doubt they can beat EDO DIMMs (and wheren't those clocked at 66MHz? or is my memory failing me?) Anyway, overclocking was indeed possible on 486 and pentium-era boards. It just wasn't as easy as it is nowadays.

I have a bunch of sticks with 33MHz EDO RAM, I won't with win any prizes with those though; they are too old & slow :-/

I m also interested in this (I have some older hardware that I would like to benchmark). Would it be possible to somehow trick superpi to use a different version of whatever library that causes that crashes in win9x?

Sorry; I guess I should have looked beyond the first page when I look to see if someone else had reported it.

I tried browsing the said category with FF 3.6.6 and Iceweasel 3.0.5 but all I get is an error message.

I tried submitting a few results using FF 3.6.6 and everything seemed to work just fine.

I have submitted a few result today and yesterday. Every single time I get got the following reply from the server: Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. Request header field is missing ':' separator. kAƒEµ±–Þòí¢“Ï»hŒΗâ[Îû>Õ·’FÜ`“@<a¨ßéž ¼Ô>ÁòAhòÞ@·òAµ6gò¥X÷Âœ'®TŠ The "garbage charcters above being random (I guess the server has converted a binary object to text?) When I go back to the form and fill out the missing pieces and submit the result again the form does work and my result is accepted. I have not attempemted to input any strange characters or anything into any of the fields. I am using Iceweasel 3.0.6 (rebranded Firefox webbrowser).

Thanks!

Here you go: http://hwbot.org/signature.img?iid=405334&thumb=false&iehack=.jpg

Ticket ID: 926 Priority: Medium The Intel GMA 3150 graphics core should be added to the video spec list (it is the graphics core that is built binto the atom pineview SoCs. It is similar to the GMA 3100, but has less features).