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5955*2^415194-1 (124990 digits)
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Got a new personal record!
55*2^1075711-1 (323824 digits) |
SlashDude
Huge congrats!
A nice prime at the right time! :w00t: |
Here's another:
83*2^910716-1 (274155 digits) |
3335*2^478970-1 (144188 digits)
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good to see 12121 get one for k=27
27*2^1108214-1 |
33*2^1115902-1 (335922 digits)
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[QUOTE=AES;129577]33*2^1115902-1 (335922 digits)[/QUOTE] Nice one - congratulations! :tu:
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55 hits again!
55*2^1162155-1 is prime! (349846 digits) |
[QUOTE=SlashDude;129972]55 hits again!
55*2^1162155-1 is prime! (349846 digits)[/QUOTE]your personal best - congratulations! :tu: |
2151*2^558397-1 (168098 digits)
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5655*2^445769-1 (134194 digits)
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My third Top-5000 prime
7755*2^467489-1 (140733 digits)
Found on 2008 Apr. 1 at 02h31m UTC with my Pentium M laptop. No other primes for k = 7755 between n = 416923 and n = 467489 |
[B]Patrick[/B]
Congrats on yet another k=7755 prime! And I hope you hit your first prime in the 5th Drive soon. |
113*2^572966-1 (172483 digits)
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From the 5th drive:
291*2^934097-1 (281194 digits) This is the 10th prime found for this k during the 5th drive. |
5655*2^435145-1 (130996 digits)
5955*2^435429-1 (131081 digits) |
From the 5th drive
273*2^930663-1 (280160 digits) |
5955*2^436901-1 (131525 digits)
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163*2^577723-1 (173915 digits)
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98682705*2^350128-1 (105408 digits)
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k=98682705 pops out another prime:
98682705*2^429217-1 (129216 digits) |
615*2^615952-1 (185423 digits)
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2073*2^566123-1 (170424 digits)
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5955*2^467420-1 (140712 digits)
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2595*2^489851-1 (147464 digits)
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5655*2^468842-1 (141140 digits)
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After 1 year and 8 days: :big grin:
49 * 2^1257295-1 (378486 digits) |
Congratulation for the second biggest prime reported in this thread !!!
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5077 · 2^1753317-1 is prime! (527805 digits) :smile:
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[B]Huge congrats to arminius and Beyond![/B]
Two megabit primes within 12 hours from each other!! :w00t: 5077*2^1753317-1 by Beyond is our new record! :banana: :kosmaj: |
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:
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SlasheDude's latest prime should put RPS very close to taking 4th place overall by score.
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Congratulations to all three of you.
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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: [CODE] 3 PrimeGrid 36.5 48.1877 4 RPS 605 47.9257 5 Riesel Sieve 29 47.8890 [/CODE] |
[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: |
Here are a few primes I found within last week or two for RPS;
2741*2^737586-1 2741*2^468594-1 404643525*2^379133-1 2759*2^405820-1 |
Another one for 2759;
2759*2^569812-1 |
[B]Beyond[/B]
Congrats on many nice primes! |
98682705*2^521820-1 is prime!
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1003*2^482655-1 is confirmed prime (I re-found it just now, but according to both the [URL="http://www.rieselprime.org/Summary00300.htm"]300<k<2000 page[/URL] on rieselprime.org, it was already found by a guy called Hedges back in 2004). :smile:
A little disappointing to find that the prime was already found after the initial rush of excitement on seeing it in my results file (it would have ended a long personal dry spell for me, had it been new), but alas, that's what happens when people search k's in a hodgepodge way as was done with k=1003. :sad: |
Bang:
99*2^1292395-1 is prime. -Curtis |
Congrats! Prime-month april :smile:
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Congatulations on a big find Curtis.
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Congrats to Curtis! :tu:
Too bad it's the last day of april :wink: |
705*2^630007-1 (189654 digits)
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2983*2^771455-1 (232235 digits)
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3389*2^504584-1 (151899 digits)
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98682705*2^589915-1 (177591 digits)
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3389*2^749828-1 (225725 digits)
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885*2^631004-1 (189955 digits)
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5655*2^494763-1 (148943 digits)
5955*2^495794-1 (149253 digits) |
12217*2^357141-1
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5955*2^507890-1 (152894 digits)
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666625245*2^671089-1 (202027 digits)
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5655*2^508993-1 (153226 digits)
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159*2^766421-1 is prime! (9ks)
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2185*2^580861-1 (174860 digits)
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2199*2^582592-1 (175382 digits)
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1041415155*2^365718-1 (110102 digits)
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k=157 has struck again! :w00t:
157*2^869073-1 is prime! (Edit: Whoops, posted this in the wrong thread. Can someone please move it to the k<300 thread? Thanks. :smile:) |
Anon-
This is the right thread. You are the only one who posts primes in k<300, so you got it right this time. We post reservations and updates there, and primes in the "post primes here" thread. Logical? -Curtis |
[quote=VBCurtis;133601]Anon-
This is the right thread. You are the only one who posts primes in k<300, so you got it right this time. We post reservations and updates there, and primes in the "post primes here" thread. Logical? -Curtis[/quote] Oh, okay. I always thought you were supposed to post everything related to k<300, both primes and reservations/statuses, in the k<300 thread. But, you're right, it does make more sense to post all the primes here. :smile: In that case, then, could a mod please move my post about my earlier k=157 prime to this thread? (It's currently in the k<300 thread.) :smile: |
1121*2^19678-1 is prime!
1121*2^46130-1 is prime! 1121*2^153466-1 is prime! |
424163685*2^437804 - 1 is prime! [131801 digits]
1013639055*2^429523 - 1 is prime! [129309 digits] |
From the 5th Drive:
135*2^961897-1 (289562 digits) Nice neighbour primes of k=135: 959059 and 961897 :smile: |
1300148355*2^354039-1 (106586 digits)
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63*2^1126551-1 (339128 digits)
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Congrats on a nice megabit prime Kosmaj :tu:
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Yes, congratulations Kosmaj!
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Thanks guys, I was just lucky :smile: But it's true that this machine (an old Celery) has been running primeless for 6 months before hitting this one!
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5655*2^531926-1 (160130 digits)
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976401855*2^385803-1 (116148 digits)
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615*2^651041-1 (195986 digits)
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1090279905*2^474937-1 (142980 digits)
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915*2^652353-1 (196381 digits)
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825762795*2^409764-1 (123361 digits)
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And finally after more than a year since the last prime...
81*2^1335675-1 (402081 digits) |
5555*2^561246-1 (168956 digits)
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[QUOTE=amphoria;135633]And finally after more than a year since the last prime...
81*2^1335675-1 (402081 digits)[/QUOTE] Nice find, sir. Megabits are not trivial discoveries. -Curtis |
1309709115*2^362876-1 (109246 digits)
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4035*2^396182-1 (119267 digits)
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137296335*2^391124-1 (117749 digits)
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5855*2^569974-1 (171584 digits)
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The final prime from the 5th drive?
291*2^996371-1 (299941 digits) |
167*2^832962-1 (250749 digits)
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825*2^665464-1 (200328 digits)
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4597*2^799781-1 (240762 digits)
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user=Helix-Von-Smelix
[06/28/08 14:40:59] 187*2^645401-1 is prime! Time : 1539.0 sec. |
From the 6th drive
259*2^613845-1 (184789 digits) |
From the 6th drive
169*2^628357-1 (189157 digits) |
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