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When I try to run superpi I get the following message:"Not convergent in sqr"
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
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SuperPI test problems . .
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dark_shadow said:When I try to run superpi I get the following message:"Not convergent in sqr"
What does it mean?
It means you're overclock is pretty damn unstable.
Sounds like the CPU is overclocked too far or the memory or possibly motherboard can't handle the overclock. If other programs that test the CPU and memory function correctly try super pi again in a new folder as something may have become corrupt in one of the files.
Does sound like a stability problem though.
Does sound like a stability problem though.
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Devious said:
nbkpsycho said:
As said its simply a sign of instability, its not hardware specific.
(But as Jokester points out, it can be caused by running to instances from the same folder.)