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Taking GW_5_332.
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W_2_770 done
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Sun Apr 13 04:10:21 2014 prp67 factor: 4899185908878771770611638124955587654351200539088398877424242193031 Sun Apr 13 04:10:21 2014 prp125 factor: 13206607656249563426082204515804157874414860395971155539415274064219494672633337610606909280867789144142731686257775392037091 [/code] 33 hours for 7.3M matrix on i7/4770 -t4; log at [url]http://pastebin.com/nzu2aXXX[/url] |
W_2_786 factors
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W_2_786 factors
[CODE]prp106 factor: 2166936826334501904543378459098638449698085348702150683129431042423531519500833149427815612641620482832477 prp110 factor: 78016923139044415403953308853644402491282336546220678503042030141890040036096730827922197878151163903974653297[/CODE] |
Taking GC_5_332.
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[QUOTE=fivemack;370938]I'll take L1247 - the sieving isn't quite complete, so I'll download when 2W770 has finished, which should be Sunday early-morning[/QUOTE]
This has fewer relations than I expected. Let me know if you would like me to extend the sieving a bit. |
GW_5_332 factors
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[CODE]Sun Apr 13 21:03:24 2014 prp99 factor: 500821067272276268383833940400279580967311157040141800448702870259857189291129512122422041116067777
Sun Apr 13 21:03:24 2014 prp124 factor: 7105719254484519631590899184421638122232247841053515613909202663638741809466407544708400815500817298693047616381200487985509[/CODE] |
[QUOTE=frmky;371089]This has fewer relations than I expected. Let me know if you would like me to extend the sieving a bit.[/QUOTE]
That would be kind: would you mind going for 240M relations? I have plenty of aliquot-sequence numbers to keep the cores busy, and whilst the 210M relations do make a matrix, it's a 17.1M matrix and would take probably ten days. (I think 240M relations is probably a sensible target in general for these 260-difficulty SNFS) |
W_2_787 done
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Sat Apr 12 06:54:06 2014 prp72 factor: 997079714644086385199357774652433692336726592264161878211525654759903133 Sat Apr 12 06:54:06 2014 prp163 factor: 1088402904041997474066292831365864264018016013941085608549574153089349298399726835252142323280122971614739446704112378480284042121992118614444763379524438724880247 [/code] 75.5 hours on 3 cores of i7/2600K for a 9.0M matrix ( [url]http://pastebin.com/PzPcBTDE[/url] ) |
GC_4_386 done with two P72s
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Sun Apr 13 20:00:14 2014 prp72 factor: 114998887728122158581666759874604958148146522923058437077981792745831101 Sun Apr 13 20:00:14 2014 prp72 factor: 323218686002760173086386927486032634482517523055674002726246649893801731 Sun Apr 13 20:00:14 2014 prp82 factor: 2056934799323357451205600740615258468278869434154870484795100719265857856308689181 [/code] 37 hours on 3 cores of i7/2600K for a 6.4M matrix. [url]http://pastebin.com/JAfmpDih[/url] |
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Sun Apr 13 20:00:14 2014 prp72 factor: 114998887728122158581666759874604958148146522923058437077981792745831101 Sun Apr 13 20:00:14 2014 prp72 factor: 323218686002760173086386927486032634482517523055674002726246649893801731 Sun Apr 13 20:00:14 2014 prp82 factor: 2056934799323357451205600740615258468278869434154870484795100719265857856308689181 [/code][/QUOTE]Curious. That's three successive p72 factors. |
fivemack, If you want I can do L1247 for you and you can get the credit as well. I use the server from the lab so free electricity.
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