I saw in one review where a person's inspiron E1505 w/ T7200 and 1GB ram had 1m 02s for calculating 2m digits of Pi.
I have a e1505 w/ T7400, 2Gb of ram and come nowhere close.
I think my score for 2 million digits was something like 1m 45s.
My questions are;
Do the superpi results reflect upon the performance of your system?
How can I get a higher score? - and better performance?
Does it matter which programs you are running?
Will formatting my laptop give me better performance over the stock dell laptop (with removed crapware)?
I still am left with 50-55 processes always running.
I didnt recieve a dell recovery cd or a windows cd, so I think it will be a hassle of getting that stuff from dell as well.
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also i didnt recieve a driver disc, is this necessary or will i get all the drivers i need from the dell website?
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you're getting that score because you have a ton of Dell crapware on the system that was preinstalled. most of it the common user will never want or use.
follow the re-formatting guide sticky instructions to get your computer up and running the way it should be.
RANT
seriously...it should be a crime to install that much junk on a computer. doesn't dell realize that some of their returns are because people think their computers are just too slow and they don't realize they can fix it?
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you can get dell drivers from the website, but you need an OS cd to get started
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Just request the CDs from Dell. Try Dell chat, most people seem to have the best results using chat. As far as superpi is concerned, it should improve after a reformat. I can pull 1:17 on my e1505 with a t2400, so you should easily beat that.
Various questions about e1505. -Superpi/Formatting/Performance
Discussion in 'Dell' started by akademiks, Sep 22, 2006.