[QUOTE=gd_barnes;487470]A tremendous number of finds by BOINC! Congrats! :smile:[/QUOTE]
Huge computer power- huge prime list!
Congratulations!

WOW. There's probably quite a few bases like R151. Just a matter of finding them.

Congrats BOINC :party:

63708*151^252785-1 found by Dudebaker (550818 digits)
121458*151^253264-1 found by grcpool.com-3 (551862 digits)
296990*151^256535-1 found by Deltik (558990 digits)
271562*151^262431-1 found by grcpool.com-2 (571837 digits)
80618*151^264291-1 found by Bencha (575889 digits)
93788*151^264402-1 found by wmax (576131 digits)
75492*151^264966-1 found by Ralfy (577360 digits)
280992*151^265553-1 found by TheGoodReverend (578640 digits)
188378*151^269725-1 found by Dariusz Kozlowski (587730 digits)
101594*151^271697-1 found by USTL-FIL (Lille Fr) (592027 digits)
245478*151^273168-1 found by avahi (595233 digits)
343388*151^276191-1 found by Deltik (601820 digits)
122112*151^279966-1 found by [AF>Libristes]MortelKni (610045 digits)
293028*151^280273-1 found by grcpool.com-2 (610714 digits)
216848*151^282017-1 found by Deltik (614514 digits)
178998*151^283702-1 found by Cocagne (618186 digits)
318564*151^283711-1 found by Ralfy (618206 digits)
128448*151^284308-1 found by tytan15 (619506 digits)
78792*151^294324-1 found by lusvladimir2 (641331 digits)
193020*151^301686-1 found by grcpool.com (657373 digits)
202064*151^302700-1 found by grcpool.com-2 (659582 digits)
10880*151^302997-1 found by Sphynx (660228 digits)
164978*151^309413-1 found by grcpool.com (674210 digits)
144912*151^310514-1 found by CharityEngine1 (676609 digits)
275102*151^311399-1 found by CharityEngine2 (678537 digits)
74270*151^315734-1 found by bluebite (687982 digits)

Wow!

CRUS will soon pass PSP on this list:
[URL="http://primes.utm.edu/bios/top20.php?type=project&by=ScoreRank"]http://primes.utm.edu/bios/top20.php?type=project&by=ScoreRank[/URL]

[QUOTE=MyDogBuster;487478]WOW. There's probably quite a few bases like R151. Just a matter of finding them.

Congrats BOINC :party:[/QUOTE]

I would put my proverbial 2¢ on
419

114*579^162252-1 found by LifeEncrypter (448253 digits)
104*579^222402-1 found by JD2K (614428 digits)

[URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=125382"]34*993^469245+1[/URL] is prime! (1406305 decimal digits) Time : 3722.263 sec.

2 k remain for this base. Continuing with those at 469k.

[QUOTE]34*993^469245+1 is prime! (1406305 decimal digits) Time : 3722.263 sec.[/QUOTE]Nice one. And a mega-prime to boot. This will help with those Top 5000 goals.
:max::party:

[QUOTE=rajula;489872][URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=125382"]34*993^469245+1[/URL] is prime! (1406305 decimal digits) Time : 3722.263 sec.

2 k remain for this base. Continuing with those at 469k.[/QUOTE]



:tu:

[QUOTE=rajula;489872][URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=125382"]34*993^469245+1[/URL] is prime! (1406305 decimal digits) Time : 3722.263 sec.

2 k remain for this base. Continuing with those at 469k.[/QUOTE]


Good hit!
:bow:

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=125400"]588*805^153593+1[/URL].


k588 was the last needed, so S805 is proven. The prime wont last long, ~32 weeks due to "only" 446K digits.