[url]http://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs/crunching.php[/url] says that C162_126_83 = P81 * P82.

How about the factors and the date of the discovery? :-)

The factors are posted at factordb.com. As for the date ... yes, I kept that log.

[CODE]Sun Jan 27 21:31:18 2013 prp81 factor: 141913714927341794488795731003459997731170313398542374628953465558967715962880861
Sun Jan 27 21:31:18 2013 prp82 factor: 1518594825322418889323174514111782623326343644284946660144805501364638094861369653
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I'll take L1129.

[QUOTE=Batalov;329483]I'll take L1129.[/QUOTE]
Done.
[CODE]p95 factor: 80002284400391037794677507978743565309364447408848220285725378034337396915471071146831407582209
p136 factor: 5444711467242764568208008725355090856329521411224619430753220856067380295104629524824922265330665283605613405253157714442135755150880109
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Anyone mind taking L1139? The computers here are tied up with 5233,71- for a bit. Thanks!

[QUOTE=frmky;330295]Anyone mind taking L1139? The computers here are tied up with 5233,71- for a bit. Thanks![/QUOTE]

I can take it.

Thanks!
Edit: L1243 is also available if anyone would like to do it.

[QUOTE=frmky;330556]Thanks!
Edit: L1243 is also available if anyone would like to do it.[/QUOTE]
Out of interest how long would this take to run (wall clock time) on and 12 core machine at 3.43 GHz with 12 gig of RAM?. It would probably run quicker on 6 cores.If I was to take the this my computer runs about 12 hours a day.

I'm actually not sure...

F1117 is ready for postprocessing. Anyone willing to take it?

[QUOTE=frmky;331052]F1117 is ready for postprocessing. Anyone willing to take it?[/QUOTE]

I'll take it and put it on the i5.