[QUOTE=c10ck3r;313005]
All exponents above [strike]1M[/strike] [U][B]2k[/B][/U] are in the process of coming to 62 bits.[/QUOTE]
But this may take a while... Ask bcp19 and few others about (me included). :smile:

[QUOTE=LaurV;313031]But this may take a while... Ask bcp19 and few others about (me included). :smile:[/QUOTE]
I completed 20k-40k to 62 bits and 2-5k to 61 bits and am running 5k-20k up to 61 atm (prob a 2+ month run).

[QUOTE=On 9/12/12 Uncwilly;311225]All exponents below [COLOR="SandyBrown"][B]25,048,477[/B][/COLOR] have been tested and double-checked.
All exponents below [COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"][B]43,142,591[/B][/COLOR] have been tested at least once.

Countdown to testing all exponents below M(42643801) once: [COLOR="Red"][B][U]0[/U][/B][/COLOR]
Countdown to testing all exponents below M(43112609) once: [COLOR="red"][B][U]0[/U][/B][/COLOR]

Countdown to proving M([COLOR="DarkOrange"]25964951[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="darkorange"]42[/COLOR]nd Mersenne Prime: 28
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="Purple"]30402457[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="Purple"]43[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 24,799[/QUOTE]

All exponents below [COLOR="SandyBrown"][B]25,048,477[/B][/COLOR] have been tested and double-checked.
All exponents below [B][COLOR="Green"]43,331,807[/COLOR][/B] have been tested at least once.

Countdown to proving M([COLOR="DarkOrange"]25964951[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="darkorange"]42[/COLOR]nd Mersenne Prime: 12
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="Purple"]30402457[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="Purple"]43[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 20,370
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]32582657[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]44[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 65,451

This card continues to crank out the DCs at about one per 36-38 hrs. I do have an LL queued, too, which will take about twice that.

[QUOTE=kladner;311399]Just verified another DC with CuLu on the GTX 460. Small beans, I know. But at least one card runs it. It has yet to produce a mismatch.

[CODE]
[LEFT]ExponentStatusData 26991101No factors below2^69
P-1B1=420000
Bad LL7DCC6D142EA86FC1 by "Rudolf Dvoøáèek"
Verified LL2D990093D0ACF218 by "sannerud.com" on 2012-03-20
Verified LL2D990093D0ACF218 by "ktony" on 2012-09-13
Historyno factor for M26991101 from 2^67 to 2^68 [mfaktc 0.17-Win barrett79_mul32] by "Chuck" on 2011-11-06
Historyno factor for M26991101 from 2^68 to 2^69 [mfaktc 0.18 barrett79_mul32] by "Jerry Hallett" on 2012-01-09
History2D990093D0ACF2__ by "sannerud.com" on 2012-03-20
History2d990093d0acf2__ by "ktony" on 2012-09-13 [/LEFT]

[/CODE][/QUOTE]

Starting to see some deceleration on M43
 

[QUOTE=Uncwilly;314703]All exponents below [COLOR=sandybrown][B]25,048,477[/B][/COLOR] have been tested and double-checked.
All exponents below [B][COLOR=green]43,331,807[/COLOR][/B] have been tested at least once.

Countdown to proving M([COLOR=darkorange]25964951[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR=darkorange]42[/COLOR]nd Mersenne Prime: 12
Countdown to proving M([COLOR=purple]30402457[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR=purple]43[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 20,370
Countdown to proving M([COLOR=mediumturquoise]32582657[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR=mediumturquoise]44[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 65,451[/QUOTE]

It is interesting that for far away (e.g. >50K candidates remaining) milestones, a good rule of thumb is that 1,000 candidates are cleared each week. However, as we get closer to a given milestone, you can see the effects of the slackers (or 100.000001-MPHers as some might call them) as that rate slows down week by week. You can already see this effect happening for M43.

When we're in a hurry, just remember -
time is what keeps everything from happening all at once.

Signals continues his (her?) crusade...
 

November 9, 2012. All exponents below [B]44[/B] million have been tested at least once.

Thank you, Signals...I think.

[QUOTE=On 10/15/12 Uncwilly;314703]All exponents below [COLOR="SandyBrown"][B]25,048,477[/B][/COLOR] have been tested and double-checked.
All exponents below [B][COLOR="Green"]43,331,807[/COLOR][/B] have been tested at least once.

Countdown to proving M([COLOR="DarkOrange"]25964951[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="darkorange"]42[/COLOR]nd Mersenne Prime: 12
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="Purple"]30402457[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="Purple"]43[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 20,370
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]32582657[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]44[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 65,451[/QUOTE]
All exponents below [B][COLOR="DarkSlateGray"]25,328,801[/COLOR][/B] have been tested and double-checked.
All exponents below [B][COLOR="YellowGreen"]44,074,981[/COLOR][/B] have been tested at least once.

Countdown to proving M([COLOR="DarkOrange"]25964951[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="darkorange"]42[/COLOR]nd Mersenne Prime: 6
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="Purple"]30402457[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="Purple"]43[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 15,443
Countdown to proving M([COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]32582657[/COLOR]) is the [COLOR="MediumTurquoise"]44[/COLOR]rd Mersenne Prime: 59,298

Interesting: there are 63 active assignments under M#42, this means people who are still working (or not) on their exponents, even if they were already cleared (read: poached). All except 11 were poached by our "friend" who call himself "[B]jg5[/B]". From the 11, there are 5 poached by 3 different people (including myself) and 6 which are the roadblocks to the milestone. From the 6, first is assigned to [B]garo[/B] from 620 days, and still has 20 days to go, the next two are 1-year-old assignments to [B]anonymous[/B] users, having 0 (zero) days to go, most probably forgotten assignments, or sharing computers with locked P-1, therefore they are periodically reported, but never continued, and the last 3 belong to Carsten [B]ckdo[/B], at least those are more recent assignments (100 days :razz:) and actively worked, but placed in a long queue, therefore having another 100 days to go.

With this hypothesis, I bet our friend jg5 will reach at least 4-5 of those 6 in the next week (he mainly clears 8-10 exponents per week, most probably has a new SBE 4-core machine on this poaching activity).

[B][COLOR=DarkSlateGray]25,328,801
[/COLOR][/B]

Never thought it would come to this. It is 77.8% complete. Will ask my parents to leave the computer on continuously for a few days. :smile:

[QUOTE=garo;319933][B][COLOR=DarkSlateGray]25,328,801
[/COLOR][/B]

Never thought it would come to this. It is 77.8% complete. Will ask my parents to leave the computer on continuously for a few days. :smile:[/QUOTE]
Let's hope this puts to bed once and for all the notion occasionally expressed here that those who have longstanding assignments which are "holding up milestones" are invariably not serious contributors to the project.:rofl: