About y-cruncher
y-cruncher is a scalable, multi-threaded benchmark that calculates mathematical constants to very large numbers of digits. A benchmark is a workload used to measure how a computer performs, and y-cruncher’s computations can stress processors and memory while producing precise numerical results. Its product description emphasizes the ability to work with trillions of digits and to use multiple threads, which allows workloads to scale across CPU resources. The available information does not specify supported constants, hardware requirements, or scoring methods. Its documented purpose is high-scale mathematical computation used as a benchmark. The computation is designed to use multiple processor threads. It functions as a computational workload for measurement.
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