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| Computer Maniac Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: The Twin Boys, MN.
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| Super-PI question Excuse me if I missed something posted somewhere before. My question: Is Super-PI a CPU, or a memory tester? Or both?
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| Forget Wakeboarding Join Date: May 2004 Location: Texas
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| It is both, although it test the ram more, because the cpu's caches are not big enough to save all the information into it.
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