1983*2^597786-1 New Prime
1815*2^597967-1 Already in Database

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87996"]87996[/URL] : 1987*2^598201-1 (180080 digits)

[quote=IronBits;172010]Already in database 82602 : 465*2^668701-1
If this is in the wrong thread, feel free to move it.
May I make a suggestion?
Please put the port #### in the title of the thread so I know which thread I should be putting these in.
I still can't make heads or tails out of the thread titles the way they are.[/quote]


Unfortunately, we are reporting primes for 3 ports; IB4000, IB5000, and G4000 in the k<=1001 prime reporting thread. So I suspect it will make the thread title too long.

Hints:
(1) The multiplier or the 1st value in the k/n pair is the k-value.
(2) The exponent or the 2nd value in the k/n pair is the n-value.

Therefore with k=465, this one goes in the other prime-reporting thread that shows k<=1001.

To make it easy, just remember that this thread is ONLY for port 8000. Port 9000 goes nowhere and everything else goes in the k<=1001 thread.

Here is what I think I may do: I'll put the ports in the 1st post of the 2 prime-reporting threads.

Edit: I've now added the port(s) to the top line in the 1st post of each prime-reporting thread.


:smile: Gary

Two in one night:

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=88003"]88003[/URL] : 1885*2^599049-1 (180335 digits)

[quote=gd_barnes;172011]Edit: I've now added the port(s) to the top line in the 1st post of each prime-reporting thread.[/quote]
A little tip about this: hover your mouse pointer over a thread on the forum listing and it will show the first bunch of lines in the thread as a tooltip. This should definitely include the line detailing which ports apply to that thread.

Added 88005 : 1833*2^598984-1 (180316 digits)

Excellent :smile:
[QUOTE=mdettweiler;172023]A little tip about this: hover your mouse pointer over a thread on the forum listing and it will show the first bunch of lines in the thread as a tooltip. This should definitely include the line detailing which ports apply to that thread.[/QUOTE]

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=88007"][COLOR=#0000ff]88007[/COLOR][/URL] : 1609*2^581865-1 (175163 digits)

1419*2^600379-1 (It appears to be 180736 digits long)

Very good. Our first k=1400-2000 prime for n>600K! That's simply amazing how fast we blew through the n=500K-600K range!!

1883*2^601494-1 New Prime