What hardware (CPU) was the LL scheduled to?

[QUOTE=Rodrigo;326082]ROFL - the thread title was supposed to change from 30 to 20 years... not to add yet another 3 by changing it to 33. :grin:

I guess the Forum gods are somewhat like the genie Mulder found rolled up inside a carpet in that episode of the "X-Files." :alien:

Rodrigo[/QUOTE]
It was 20, haha, it changed just before your post. Anyhow, anything posted these days is going unnoticed, everybody stuck their eyes on the new prime announcement thread...

My 100 million digit is not scheduled to complete until August 2014. Of course it may be a bit sooner as I'll upgrade to Haswell as soon as it launches, and Broadwell too if it launches before I finish.

[QUOTE=E_tron;326098]What hardware (CPU) was the LL scheduled to?[/QUOTE]
It got assigned to a Pentium 233 (!). Safely out of that computer's hands, the exponent is now being worked on by an Ivy Bridge system.

Rodrigo

[QUOTE=LaurV;326116]It was 20, haha, it changed just before your post. Anyhow, anything posted these days is going unnoticed, everybody stuck their eyes on the new prime announcement thread...[/QUOTE]
That's funny!! Oh, and it's changed again, to "P-90 years." :max:

And now I'll leave this thread to check out the news of the new prime...

Rodrigo

[QUOTE=tului;326137]My 100 million digit is not scheduled to complete until August 2014. Of course it may be a bit sooner as I'll upgrade to Haswell as soon as it launches, and Broadwell too if it launches before I finish.[/QUOTE]
I'd shudder to see how long it would take that P233 to finish your exponent! :shock:

Rodrigo

@Rodrigo: What was the exponent in your attachment on post #1? If you can't say it here, PM me.