[QUOTE=Kosmaj;140408]MooMoo

Yes you can, and you are welcome to do so![/QUOTE]
OK then, I'll reserve k=241.

Update
 

k=209: 886k
k=297: 657k

no new primes

Unfortunately, there have been some unexpected issues with the power supply in my home, so I'll have to release k=241. It's complete to n=607K.

I don't know how long this will last, so I won't be reserving any k's until the problem is fixed.

edit: No primes were found in my small tested range of n=600-607K.

Power supply issue fixed, reserving k=173.

k=173 is already tested to 1M, do you want to go further?

Have you considered continuing tests of k=241 ?

k=241 is being tested on NPLB 4th Drive from n=600k to 1M.

[QUOTE=Kosmaj;141703]k=173 is already tested to 1M, do you want to go further?

Have you considered continuing tests of k=241 ?[/QUOTE]
I'll continue further with k=173 - the last few primes for that k were at n=409470, 483932, 632000, and 828808, so I'm guessing there should be one shortly after n=1M.

I don't think I'll be able to test k=241 fast enough, so I'll release it and let anyone else from RPS with faster computers test it.

As I stated before we consider all those reservations null and void.

MooMoo, it's a pity you cannot continue tests of k=241, I wish you luck with k=173. I'm well aware of its primes because I found them :smile:

Reserving k=115, 185 and 227.

k=115, 185 and 227 are being tested on NPLB 4th Drive from n=600k to 1M.

Reserving k=199.