Eye of GNOME 2.26.1 was what it opened in for me

3321930173 taken to 74 bits, no factors, unreserving.

3321933253 taken to 74 bits, no factors, unreserving.

Filling in some of the lower dips in the graph, I'll take the following 9 candidates from 72 to 73 bits.

3321930211
3321931163
3321931243
3321931363
3321931429
3321931513
3321931531
3321931531
3321931619

Did 3321931267 ever get (re?)run from 70 - 73 by the way?

[QUOTE=lavalamp;175482]

3321930211
3321931163
3321931243
3321931363
3321931429
3321931513
3321931531 <--------------
3321931531 <--------------
3321931619

Did 3321931267 ever get (re?)run from 70 - 73 by the way?[/QUOTE]

Two exponents are the same.

3321931267 has been rerun, no factors.

Luigi

[QUOTE=ET_;175485]Two exponents are the same.[/QUOTE]Very well, make that 8 candidates then. :redface:

Can you open that SVG file now? Any up to date browser should do as it's an XML based graphics language.

[QUOTE=lavalamp;175490]Very well, make that 8 candidates then. :redface:

Can you open that SVG file now? Any up to date browser should do as it's an XML based graphics language.[/QUOTE]

Yes I can :smile:

Luigi

I'll take 3321928373 from 74 to 75 on ye olde Willamette, so that should take a while.

I'd also like to take the following 24 candidates to 74 bits (currently there 20 are on 72, and 4 on 73 which I've marked in red):

3321931919
3321931931
3321931967
3321932093
3321932111
3321932123
3321932143
3321932161
3321932359
3321932443
3321932491
3321932567
3321932767
3321932869
3321932899
3321932909
[color=red]3321932969[/color]
3321933007
3321933047
3321933089
3321933113
[color=red]3321933179
3321933193
3321933233[/color]

ETA on these is 6 days and I make the odds of finding a factor to be 45.25%. The previous block I reserved are very nearly all done to 73, and I think that byroz has nearly finished that block to 75 so there should be a lot of results in soon.

[quote=lavalamp;176235]I'll take 3321928373 from 74 to 75 on ye olde Willamette, so that should take a while.[/quote]

Willamettes (I have one) are not "ye olde": I didn't think computers existed in Medieval times.

Well come on, April 2001. It was quick back then, but it really ain't no more.

I did give it a nice RAM upgrade a year or two back, so it's got 1.25 GiB of PC800 RAMBUS memory in it, which is basically never used.

Actually, I think I'll take those 24 candidates slightly deeper to 75 bits, and tack these 5 onto the list too:

3321931829
3321931993
3321933253
3321933289
3321933313

A revised eta is 17 days, and 62.9% chance of a factor.

OK, this is going to be a long post, so I'll divide it into sections. First up, my returned candidates, all the following have been taken to 73 bits:

3321930211
3321931163
3321931243
3321931363
3321931429
3321931513
3321931531
3321931619

I have also completed the following to 75 bits now:

3321931829
3321931919
3321931931
3321931967
3321931993

Now the byroz returned candidates, all these are at 75 bits:

3321930371
3321930397
3321930401
3321930439
3321930461
3321930517
3321930613
3321930977
3321931043

And now byroz reservations, taking twenty two 73 and one 74 bits candidates to 75 (74 bit one is highlighted). Some of these will be the same as the ones I just returned:

3321929197 <-- this one is actually already done now
3321929209
3321929621
3321929701
3321929987
[color=red]3321930173[/color]
3321930211
3321930229
3321930323
3321931057
3321931061
3321931099
3321931163
3321931243
3321931289
3321931363
3321931381
3321931429
3321931433
3321931513
3321931531
3321931619
3321931777

So yeah, that's that, and no !%*&ing factors to report!

I also got round to redoing the graph as a bar chart, I'm thinking of automagifying it now with some PHP, and I'd appreciate any input on any changes that could be made (like putting axis labels on for one thing). Anyway, the graph is attached, in bar and line forms for comparison, and the bars have got much better hovery goodness than the tiny circles the line graph has.

Check out these, I have these set up for 100mdpp. I could do the same for OBD. I can filtch the data from Luigi's website and BAM! pretty pictures.