I thought that I was more likely to be stepping on other peoples' toes if I took the shortest sequences, so took a batch of more nondescript ones from the middle.

The machine cost me £4344, and I was able to get about £800 back from selling other compute nodes that it had displaced. It uses about 500 watts; a lot more power-efficient than an equivalently-CPUed pile of Sandy Bridge machines, and with this machine I get to allocate 64GB to a single process if I want.

[QUOTE=fivemack;265918]I thought that I was more likely to be stepping on other peoples' toes if I took the shortest sequences, so took a batch of more nondescript ones from the middle.[/quote]That's logical.....people would probably be more likely to pick up work from either end of the table to see if they're interested....[quote]The machine cost me £4344, and I was able to get about £800 back from selling other compute nodes that it had displaced. It uses about 500 watts; a lot more power-efficient than an equivalently-CPUed pile of Sandy Bridge machines, and with this machine I get to allocate 64GB to a single process if I want.[/QUOTE]Business or pleasure (use, that is)? I'm having a hard time convincing myself to spend ~$500 on another system for home. (I could replace an old single core with a nice hex core for that price....)

Pleasure, I'm afraid.

Taking 61656 and 39690.

853740 is currently at i466, size 120, [COLOR="Blue"]2²[/COLOR]. Hence it is currently driverless, I will keep this one reserved.

Abandoning 631650 (i412, 2^3*3*5); haven't done anything serious on the C126.

I'll take 664470.

Will move 307944 out.

477108 is done for this project.

I'll keep it a little longer and see where it goes.

I'll take 111624 too.

Taking 47934 78288 53466