Congratulation! - what a day :shock:
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It's been dry since August of 2004, but no longer! :popcorn:

23*2^2141626-1 (644696 digits) is prime!
(New personal and team record)

Congratulations to SlashDude, Beyond and arminius :tu:

SlasheDude's latest prime should put RPS very close to taking 4th place overall by score.

Congratulations to all three of you.

Yes, yet another huge prime, the first one with more than 2M digits and our new record! :w00t:
Congrats to SlashDude!

We are now 4th by score :cool:
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3 PrimeGrid 36.5 48.1877
4 RPS 605 47.9257
5 Riesel Sieve 29 47.8890
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[QUOTE=Kosmaj;131920]Yes, yet another huge prime, the first one with more than 2M digits and our new record! :w00t:[/QUOTE] I think we should wait couple more years before we will hit a 2M-digit prime :wink:

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Congrats to 3 huge primes, 2 of them bigger than the first Mersenne found by GIMPS in 1996 (2^1398269-1). The primes found by Gimps in 1997 and 1998 are around n=3M, it will be very difficult to get beyond them.

By the way, I do this comparing just for fun :wink:

A couple more "Small" ones :)
666625245*2^569811-1 (171540 digits)
666625245*2^578853-1 (174261 digits)

Another small one :smile:

161*2^792702-1 is prime! (238630 digits)

And of course Cruelty is right, I meant "our first 2M-[I]bit[/I]" prime. :big grin:

50529*2^357177-1


Found while testing my new quad core. :smile:
I bought a Q6700 when the price dropped on 21st April. Running at 3.25GHz with a vcore of 1.264V.

[U]Hint:[/U]
To lower the CPU temperature from 80c to 47c it's best to take the plastic film off the heatsink! lol

I thought it was running a bit warm. :blush: