Dropping my range

Axel Fox · 2004-06-21, 10:55

Hi,

up to now, I was factoring 78M to 78.1M up to 64 bits. However, I got bored of it taking so long per exponent, so I'm dropping this range.

78M to 78.05M is factored to 64 bits (and sent in, but not updated in the files yet) and the rest remains at 62 bits.

Greetings,
AxelFox.

lycorn · 2004-06-22, 11:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Axel Fox

Hi,

up to now, I was factoring 78M to 78.1M up to 64 bits. However, I got bored of it taking so long per exponent, so I'm dropping this range.

78M to 78.05M is factored to 64 bits (and sent in, but not updated in the files yet) and the rest remains at 62 bits.

Greetings,
AxelFox.

Just out of curiosity, what machine were you using and how long was it taking per exponent? What was the start level?

Axel Fox · 2004-06-22, 11:44

Well, I was using a P3 1000 Mhz for taking them from 62 to 64 bits and it took about 2.5 hours per exponent.

2004-06-21, 10:55	#1
Axel Fox May 2003 2⁵·3 Posts	Dropping my range Hi, up to now, I was factoring 78M to 78.1M up to 64 bits. However, I got bored of it taking so long per exponent, so I'm dropping this range. 78M to 78.05M is factored to 64 bits (and sent in, but not updated in the files yet) and the rest remains at 62 bits. Greetings, AxelFox.

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2004-06-22, 11:44	#3
Axel Fox May 2003 2⁵·3 Posts	Well, I was using a P3 1000 Mhz for taking them from 62 to 64 bits and it took about 2.5 hours per exponent.