[QUOTE=NBtarheel_33;180206]100 V5 + 68 V4 = 168 total. Most of them were 28Ms, so I won't be collecting them as fast from here on out. But I was able to borg a Quad the other day...[/QUOTE]

Stay tuned....

My first 2000+ point PC
 

The Q9550 I got at the end of November 2008.

Two more are not far behind including the PIV I started to use 4.5 years ago.

[QUOTE=petrw1;178836]My summary report has shown me as 99% in P-1 for a few weeks now but officially I do not declare myself 99% until my placeing is <= the first two digits of the total number of entrants. 39/3469 is a few places short.[/QUOTE]

Just bumped up to 35/3546. I imagine I'll be in the top 30 after not too much longer (since I'm throwing everything I reasonably can at P-1).

[QUOTE=Kevin;180295]Just bumped up to 35/3546. I imagine I'll be in the top 30 after not too much longer (since I'm throwing everything I reasonably can at P-1).[/QUOTE]

I am 1 spot behind you ... and I guess if you aren't slowing down :drama: it will take me a little longer than planned to get there (99%) myself.

100 ECM Points...
 

... and top 50 (47)

[QUOTE]Originally Posted by NBtarheel_33
100 V5 + 68 V4 = 168 total. Most of them were 28Ms, so I won't be collecting them as fast from here on out. But I was able to borg a Quad the other day...[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=petrw1;180216]Stay tuned....[/QUOTE]

100 V5 ... also mostly 28-29M ... as in 92 of them.
This goes along with 108 V4 LL.
36 more <10M then I will be going above ... later this year.

I am in the top 10% (percentile rank) for LL and LL-D and the top 5% for P-1 and TF. Since I am running a wide variety of machines, I try to run each one to get the best GHzD overall results. And damn the power bill! Public display name S04803

[quote=lfm;180774]And damn the power bill![/quote]... as long as that power comes from renewable sources rather than fossil fuels, right? :smile:

My first real 99%
 

P-1 Ranking:
35 / 3588 Last 365 Days
35 / 3589 Lifetime

:flex:

Inside top 200 Overall
 

199th to be exact!!! :fusion:

Lookie what I found, ain't it beautiful!
 

P-1 on M46188893 yielded the factor 48565073927819306890558321574532671! It weighs in at 115.23 bits, and is prime!! :curtisc::curtisc::curtisc::curtisc:

I haven't found many factors doing P-1, so to get one this big was a nice surprise. I was assigned a 41M exponent in place of M46188893, which is also pretty neat.

It pays to P-1!