[QUOTE=gd_barnes;247605]Keep in mind that you need to create a brand new proof code and request that Prof. Caldwell transfer the prime to it. He will not want to add software or projects to an already existing proof code.[/QUOTE]
That's what I did. The code was deleted automatically and reassigned to Dennis Schreiber. That prime is now sorted. I suppose I had better sort out the other problems. I hate wasting his time this much. I will be more careful in future.

Its been a few weeks now but finally I found one.

905*2^772528-1 is Prime!
Added to database.

815*2^790042-1 is prime
I have found more primes this year already than last year with much less testing.

983*2^779022-1 is prime

857*2^779812-1 is prime

3 days, 3 primes:
829*2^780551-1 is prime

next day, next prime:
935*2^781488-1 is prime

945*2^782674-1

Amazing. After an n=14K range with only 1 prime from n=765K-779K, we've had 6 primes in an n=4K range from 779K-783K; 5 already reported and 1 yet to report by Vaughan. :smile:

891*2^781918-1 is prime (sorry for the delay, got busy with work related phenomena)

829*2^782489-1 is prime

Make that 7 primes in an n=4K range; 5 by Karsten! :smile:

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;252646]Make that 7 primes in an n=4K range; 5 by Karsten! :smile:[/QUOTE]

The best run I've ever had so far:

5 primes at n~780k in a 3.5k n-range!

Looking [url=http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/stats/index.php?content=prime_list]here[/url] those 5 primes were found on 5 consecutive days: Feb. 11th to 15th.

Good average per day! Anyone to calculate the odds for such find?

829*2^785131-1 is prime