212270565*2^433228-1 (130423 digits)

Two weekend finds:
201 302666
197 325610
End of 6-week drought.

99 586088 is prime. The Core2Duo produces its second result.

Congratulations VBCurtis!
BTW: at what speed are you actually running this CPU?

Totally stock, 1.86 Ghz. The junk ECS board that came with the Fry's special is not stable with any overclock, and I'm waiting until Dec/Jan for the new generation of boards to decide what good OC board& memory to get for it. For now, it's just a Prime cruncher (one LLR, one NewPGen); when I get a board and good DDR2, it will be my main system; 2700-2800 Mhz will be the target with LLRx2 stable room temp 80F.

Does anyone know why/how I got a flying penguin as my avatar? I don't mind it, but I didn't put it there. Maybe it's a hippogriff. {shrug}

[QUOTE=VBCurtis;91523]Does anyone know why/how I got a flying penguin as my avatar? I don't mind it, but I didn't put it there.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidgeot[/url]

Hello Mike, where can we find other similar "species" availabe as avatars?

The first prime from the 5th drive :smile:

279*2^277455-1 (83525 digits)

[QUOTE]Hello Mike, where can we find other similar "species" availabe as avatars?[/QUOTE]
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Pokémon_by_National_Pokédex_number[/url]

It is disturbing how much time is spent here at the secret mersenneforum.org headquarters watching Pokémon videos. If you need help choosing a Pokémon let us know. Each one is unique.

From the 5th drive:

291*2^291705-1 (87815 digits)

From one of my own k's:

62985*2^367130-1 (110522 digits)

From choose your own k:
212270565*2^436893-1 (131527 digits)