Hi Robert,
At 07:20 PM 6/26/2007, you wrote:
>in a computerforum, we discuss about the possibility to fake some
>Prime-Screens, that shows the overclocking-behavior.
>When we run prime, the other people must trust us, that we didn't
>play with "paint" or another programm.
>So, we want to ask, if it is possible, to integrate a Checksum oder
>somethings that proves the Mhz and the running time of prime.
The short answer is no.
Three things to consider: 1) Prime95 does not always detect the MHz
accurately. 2) Prime95
is a LOUSY benchmark of how fast your computer is. It really only
benchmarks your FPU and memory
bandwidth/latency. It is a poor indicator of your overall system
performance. 3) My free time
is a little short right now. The source code is available to build
such a checksum version of prime95.
In fact, if someone had a ready to drop-in code chunk, I'd be much
more inclined to implement such
a feature. If you find such a volunteer, start with the version 25.3 sources!
Best regards,
George
also wenn ich sage das resultat kann nicht stimmen, wirds gleich mal gekickt, ohne dass sie bei den leuten nachfragen 
