RPS 9th Drive: Yet Another Bunch of High-Weight Ks - Page 19

Kosmaj · 2010-02-01, 02:24

600-602, 34 Ks and 600-603, 6 Ks complete, no primes.

amphoria · 2010-02-07, 10:15

Taking 611-613.

amphoria · 2010-02-07, 15:08

609-611 complete, no primes.

arminius · 2010-02-07, 18:33

605-606 complete, no primes

Kosmaj · 2010-02-09, 03:54

Taking 613-614.

Kosmaj · 2010-02-13, 01:13

608-609 complete, one prime: 28665 608374

amphoria · 2010-02-14, 16:30

Taking 614-616.

amphoria · 2010-02-15, 17:30

611-613 complete, no primes.

ET_ · 2010-02-15, 18:07

Where can I find information about approx. time neede for one range, type of program needed, prime submission restrictions...?

Luigi

VBCurtis · 2010-02-15, 19:08

We use LLR for riesel-form searches, but I suppose PFGW would work if you prefer.
If you use one of our sieve files (such as for a team drive), we ask you credit RPS as the team for finding a prime. This is not sharing credit for the prime, merely stating membership of a group.
These files are quite large by my estimate- My P4-2.8 would take around 12 min per test, 120 tests/day. A Core2-2.4 using both cores would get 400-500 tests done per day.
-Curtis

ET_ · 2010-02-15, 20:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by VBCurtis

We use LLR for riesel-form searches, but I suppose PFGW would work if you prefer.
If you use one of our sieve files (such as for a team drive), we ask you credit RPS as the team for finding a prime. This is not sharing credit for the prime, merely stating membership of a group.
These files are quite large by my estimate- My P4-2.8 would take around 12 min per test, 120 tests/day. A Core2-2.4 using both cores would get 400-500 tests done per day.
-Curtis

Thank you Curtis, I guess I'll give it a try

616 to 617 for me.

Luigi

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2010-02-01, 02:24	#199
Kosmaj Nov 2003 3622₁₀ Posts	600-602, 34 Ks and 600-603, 6 Ks complete, no primes.

2010-02-07, 10:15	#200
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 2³×347 Posts	Taking 611-613.

2010-02-07, 15:08	#201
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 2³·347 Posts	609-611 complete, no primes.

2010-02-07, 18:33	#202
arminius Sep 2006 Germany 118₁₀ Posts	605-606 complete, no primes

2010-02-09, 03:54	#203
Kosmaj Nov 2003 3622₁₀ Posts	Taking 613-614.

2010-02-13, 01:13	#204
Kosmaj Nov 2003 7046₈ Posts	608-609 complete, one prime: 28665 608374

2010-02-14, 16:30	#205
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 5330₈ Posts	Taking 614-616.

2010-02-15, 17:30	#206
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 2³×347 Posts	611-613 complete, no primes.

2010-02-15, 18:07	#207
ET_ Banned "Luigi" Aug 2002 Team Italia 2×3×11×73 Posts	Where can I find information about approx. time neede for one range, type of program needed, prime submission restrictions...? Luigi

2010-02-15, 19:08	#208
VBCurtis "Curtis" Feb 2005 Riverside, CA 2²·1,217 Posts	We use LLR for riesel-form searches, but I suppose PFGW would work if you prefer. If you use one of our sieve files (such as for a team drive), we ask you credit RPS as the team for finding a prime. This is not sharing credit for the prime, merely stating membership of a group. These files are quite large by my estimate- My P4-2.8 would take around 12 min per test, 120 tests/day. A Core2-2.4 using both cores would get 400-500 tests done per day. -Curtis