S225 tested to n=100k (25-100k)

59 primes found, 80 remain

[CODE]113372*225^25097+1
22810*225^26068+1
38858*225^26070+1
84842*225^26164+1
107124*225^26182+1
43254*225^26333+1
34022*225^27614+1
53940*225^27734+1
46216*225^27805+1
19678*225^28642+1
72458*225^29650+1
103568*225^29775+1
103546*225^30742+1
62666*225^31223+1
104818*225^32102+1
39890*225^33594+1
81758*225^34025+1
472*225^34284+1
102110*225^35205+1
82876*225^35884+1
77856*225^36645+1
47922*225^36775+1
74478*225^37819+1
11090*225^37960+1
26176*225^39154+1
31014*225^39700+1
55710*225^41080+1
84812*225^42845+1
112758*225^43309+1
78740*225^43604+1
80510*225^43969+1
93144*225^49156+1
108930*225^52702+1
22508*225^53498+1
50134*225^56564+1
17514*225^56999+1
40342*225^60436+1
23858*225^61184+1
59654*225^62197+1
26348*225^62202+1
4858*225^63265+1
91954*225^64239+1
28716*225^64797+1
36240*225^64893+1
71964*225^72778+1
48494*225^74800+1
114258*225^75116+1
103034*225^78237+1
97380*225^80082+1
57204*225^82597+1
116214*225^84861+1
58884*225^85226+1
84184*225^85983+1
73228*225^89023+1
67914*225^89558+1
21364*225^90399+1
74940*225^91226+1
6598*225^94326+1
42156*225^96360+1[/CODE]Results emailed - Base released

S243 Update
 

8 primes found. 141 sequences remain. Testing at n=100K and continuing.

Primes:
[CODE]
17914*3^401750+1
17638*3^415435+1
7804*3^431265+1
34532*3^435110+1
26142*3^467665+1
33968*3^480235+1
11452*3^481645+1
11106*3^496260+1
[/CODE]

Progress update
 

K4 S155 915K
K4 S212 625K

Reserving R145 to n=100k (25-100k) for BOINC

S122
 

S122 tested to n=700K - nothing found - continuing to 1M

New to this project, I will start by reserving S223 to n = 75k for all k values < 1000.

Edit: May take a while. (I may just do up to 50k I will let everyone know the current progress afterwards, I will continue to hold the base reserve) With NewPGen and PFGW only.

[QUOTE=carpetpool;450148]New to this project, I will start by reserving S223 to n = 75k for all k values < 1000.

Edit: May take a while. (I may just do up to 50k I will let everyone know the current progress afterwards, I will continue to hold the base reserve) With NewPGen and PFGW only.[/QUOTE]
Since you are new on this project why dont you start with smaller steps?
Take base with few K left, make sieve ( that will dramatically decrease number of candidate to test) , and make test with LLR rather then PFGW.

Sr2sieve is far more faster any efficient then NewPgen, and you can sieve many K of same base in same time.

[QUOTE=carpetpool;450148]New to this project, I will start by reserving S223 to n = 75k for all k values < 1000.

Edit: May take a while. (I may just do up to 50k I will let everyone know the current progress afterwards, I will continue to hold the base reserve) With NewPGen and PFGW only.[/QUOTE]

"May take a while" and "may just do up to 50k" and using "NewPGen" are all big red flags coming from a new person. We never use NewPGen on this project. It is far too old and inefficient. Regardless it would be a big mess for the project if we had all of these large-conjectured bases searched to different depths. To get started please reserve an entire base that you can complete within a month. Perhaps a base with 2 or 3 k's remaining for n=100K-200K. Use srsieve/sr2sieve for sieving and LLR for primality testing.

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;450151]"May take a while" and "may just do up to 50k" and using "NewPGen" are all big red flags coming from a new person. We never use NewPGen on this project. It is far too old and inefficient. Regardless it would be a big mess for the project if we had all of these large-conjectured bases searched to different depths. To get started please reserve an entire base that you can complete within a month. Perhaps a base with 2 or 3 k's remaining for n=100K-200K. Use srsieve/sr2sieve for sieving and LLR for primality testing.[/QUOTE]

Actually we do use newpgen to build the input files to srbsieve.

[QUOTE=pepi37;450150]Since you are new on this project why dont you start with smaller steps?
Take base with few K left, make sieve ( that will dramatically decrease number of candidate to test) , and make test with LLR rather then PFGW.

Sr2sieve is far more faster any efficient then NewPgen, and you can sieve many K of same base in same time.[/QUOTE]

Good point. I will un-reserve S223 for now. S15 seems adequate. Any other suggestions?

There are a lot of other bases with only 1 k left, they can be a good point to start with.

Check [URL]http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/crus/Sierp-conjecture-reserves.htm[/URL] (for Sierp site)
or (easier) there: [URL]http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/crus/tab/CRUS_tab.htm[/URL].

You should pick a Base which contains a sieve-file, sieving S15 will take some time (~2 weeks on 24/7)