To be clear, since my last post could be misunderstood:

Taking 3090-3100. I run about 2k a week on this drive using my GPU, so I should update more often than my last reservation from this thread.
-Curtis

Hi Curtis,

Thanks for updating your status.
And congrats again on that nice 3M-bit prime!

Sorry for the delay but I just added more test files starting from n=3100k.
This is based on the latest Psieve file released in February this year.

[QUOTE=Kosmaj;296836]Sorry for the delay but I just added more test files starting from n=3100k.
This is based on the latest Psieve file released in February this year.[/QUOTE]
The file was sieve up to ~110P and not 30P as you stated in the first post. I think you forgot to update it from last used sieve file.

Hi Carlos, thanks for pointing that out. Actually I updated the sieving bound too, but I have no idea how large is it, so I put "more than 30P" :smile:

I just updated test files using the latest Psieve file of April 16. The numbers are now sieved to about 150P.

3090-3100 complete, one prime.
Taking 3100-3110.
-Curtis

3100-3110 complete, no primes.
Taking 3110-3120.
-Curtis

3110-3120 complete, no primes. Results available for anyone who wishes to double-check CUDA-LLR.
Taking 3120-3130.
-Curtis

taking 3130-3132
:)

3130-3132 complete no primes
continuing with 3132-3140 :)