[QUOTE=cipher;243980]Yep, but @ least it will use less RAM. Right now it uses for me approx 1097664K or 1.067GB of Ram per instance. I have machines which only has 1GB if it goes below that i can run it on them. maybe.[/QUOTE]
Try splitting the file into two parts: one for n=480000-482500 and one for n=482500-485000. You'll have to run the same range twice (one time for n=480000-482500 and one time for n=482500-485000). The good news is that n=480000-482500 takes faster to test than n=480000-485000, so splitting the range won't slow you down much.

The other option would be to let those machines run LLR instead of tpsieve.

2260T-2400T finished. Taking 3155T-3300T.

3000-3050T complete Range1 [15155 factors] cipher
[url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/i7qgwa[/url]

oops forgot to .rar

3300T - 3400T Range 1 cipher Reserved

2900T-2965T complete, 21158 factors found:

[URL]http://www.sendspace.com/file/ojvcka[/URL]

I won't have access to that computer for a few weeks, so I'm releasing 2965T-3000T.

2965-3000T Reserved Range 1 cipher

3300T-3400T Range 1 Cipher Complete [27921 factors]

[url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/tzplj7[/url]

Reserving 5980T-5999T (just wanted to check the density of factors at the optimal sieve depth)

2965-3000T Range 1 complete [10895 factors]

[url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/nv0gcp[/url]

3150T-3155T complete, 1605 factors: [url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/lg89io[/url]

Reserving 3400T-3405T (note: to be started after the current NPLB rally finishes January 10).

5980T-5999T complete, 2910 factors found:

[URL]http://www.sendspace.com/file/cnrpv3[/URL]