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lol Awesome, 10 per hour and climbing, your marketing strategy seems to have worked, my hat's off to you, I guess I owe you one you rock dude!

glad I could help 

We have released v1.0.2.1 that now fixes the 8-bit exception issue on exit.  You can download the new version or if you already have the program installed, or it will ask you if you want to download the new version in a couple of days.

I believe that the more fractal programs that are written the more interest will be generated, and all will benefit.

I played around with what I believe is the fractal location that you specified.  On a quad core laptop at 1920x1080 it took 4.71s.  It's a brutal spot as you indicated requiring 99% calculation.  You can cut and paste the following into The Fractal Algorithm so you can try it for yourself:

Fractal=Valley
1
0,0
-0.16200367165212001,1.0354894536599,3.43597e+010
31989
36,3.55213,2,12534,21530,15216,2467,5040,22028,37819,74048,80117,88650,89380,96778,97247,97204,98152,98890,53758,85145,94728,98020,99037,99452,99488,99802,99941,99966,98689,31326,30413,32356,32009,31509,29116,29430,30650,31989

I can do a smooth fractal zoom on this location but I did have to slow down the zoom.  One of the nice features of The Fractal Algorithm is the flexibility to change your zoom rates, resolution, and timings.  I got an easy 30fps with the following:

Zoom Factor: 2
Display Every: 2500
Predicted Frames: 75

If your computer is still not fast enough you can always select the 'Fill Buffer' option which will make the zoom pause only once, instead waiting to fill the buffer before continuing, or you can select a lower display resolution.

Happy New Year!