[QUOTE=firejuggler;296532]at this size, isn't it quicker to directly nfs?[/QUOTE]
Sieving at this size is faster than nfs on my i7 @Win7 64bit

Blergh... we picked up the 5 again. (C101 factored, now C122 i3046.)

Found probable prime factor of 43 digits: 3902175648266726783023329347656704128904277

Edit: oh crap

[QUOTE=akruppa;296542]
Edit: oh crap[/QUOTE]
What an understatement... at least it's all by its lonesome self?

The end... is near, friends, unless it pick a 3

I did 2000 curves @ B1=4e6, B2=8561602150 on line 3048. NF

I can do NFS, but it'd take about a day, maybe a bit less.

Edit: Starting NFS. If anyone intervenes in the next few hours, I can pass on the poly and job. (I could probably also pass on sieving, but at that point it's kinda pointless (damn you English words with 5000 meanings!).)

The C120 at index 3049 is P36 (885347206161517046704356643418907199) * C84, found by GMP-ECM.
EDIT: and SIQS (yafu) produced another P36, 493951436092600008179009832136385333.

C116 i3062 1K@2M, running 1K@11M then will start NFS.

I'm running NFS.

We appear to have a 2^5*7 guide/driver/thingy, i3072; I'll start running 3-4M on C133 shortly.