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Line 15: ==Most digits calculated on a home computer== The most digits calculated on a home PC is by Shigeru Kondo on his Xeon 3.6Ghz, 12GB RAM, HDD 2x300GB (RAID0) using Windows 2003 server x64. Kondo calculated 70,000,000,000 digits using Pagliarulo's QuickPi v4.00. It took 73 days beginning on Dec 5, 2006. Stu's Pi Page (below) is compiling a listing of large digit runs (over 1-gig or 1,073,741,824). Latest record for digits on a supercomputer is 1,241,100,000,000 digits as of November 2002 by [[Yasumasa Kanada]]'s lab at The University of Tokyo.

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