On 27 Jun 2004 at 1:46, Cedric Vonck wrote:

> M3321929563 no factor from 2^65 to 2^66.
> M3321929573 no factor from 2^65 to 2^66.
> M3321929579 no factor from 2^65 to 2^66.
> M3321929827 no factor from 2^65 to 2^66.
> M3321929909 no factor from 2^65 to 2^66.
>
> Back to RieselSieve for me !

So long and thanks for the fish!

Feature requerst for the factor 3_2 program
 

Would it be possible to include a benchmark option ? One that ran for about 10-15 secounds, so one could easily see how fast the different cpus manage to run the factoring code.

M3321928777 no factor from 2^66 to 2^68.
I will not take that exponent further.

Thomas

[QUOTE=Citrix]I got 3321929927

Citrix
:cool: :cool: :cool:[/QUOTE]

Up to 66 or more? :whistle:

Luigi

[QUOTE=thomasn]Sieving from 2^66 up to 2^67...
k=22212284100, d=147575257906516912201
M3321928921 no factor from 2^66 to 2^67.

Time: 19645 secs.

This on one Athlon MP1900 (1.6 Ghz). Since this is nearly twice as fast as my p4 2.4 GHz, i think I will crunch on the Athlon.

So I would like to continue to reserve M3321928921, and I will see how far I take it.

Thomas[/QUOTE]

As I wrote in another post, I'm going to compile an optimized version for Pentium IV. So far the version is more suitable for Athlons.

Luigi

[QUOTE=thomasn]Would it be possible to include a benchmark option ? One that ran for about 10-15 secounds, so one could easily see how fast the different cpus manage to run the factoring code.[/QUOTE]

Try working the same exponent on different CPUs at smaller bit depths: i.e. from 1 to 50 bits: it should work as a benchmark.

Anyway, I'm working on a benchmark page.

Luigi

[QUOTE=ET_]Try working the same exponent on different CPUs at smaller bit depths: i.e. from 1 to 50 bits: it should work as a benchmark.

Anyway, I'm working on a benchmark page.

Luigi[/QUOTE]
Oki, I will try that. Thanks !
Thomas

M3321928319 no factor from 2^69 to 2^70.
M3321928319 no factor from 2^70 to 2^71.

Im continuing to 72bits.

Carlo strikes again.

He reserved 3321928777 and is going to take it from 67 to 72. :showoff:

As for me, I take the following:

3321929929,65,66
3321929971,65,66
3321929987,65,66

Luigi

My hard drive crashed! :cry:

The crashed one was a 2.4 GHZ P4. I am currently on a PII. It sustained a smaller problem abd had to restart. I tried to ask Luigi how to recover the 43.5% I had lost and he said to go to status.txt and type 'Factor3_2 -r' in. I tried it and it didn't work so instead of PMing him again I'll let everyone know how.

Thanks!

Copy status.txt to the 'new' computer and put factor3_2 in the same place (along with the .dll's). [B]Then[/B] type factor3_2 -r