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Sep 2004
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I hope to find at least one more prime for k=105 until n=1.5M, I suppose that will give me half the points with need. Cruelty is testing k=59 on n=3M range, let's hope he can find one prime soon...lol...that would be great.
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#24 |
"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
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I have ~8 cores in 1.5 to 2.0M range, and 6 more above 2M. The effort is there, one of us just has to get lucky to push us over 49.
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Feb 2003
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But the more we find, the closer we get. |
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#26 |
Just call me Henry
"David"
Sep 2007
Liverpool (GMT/BST)
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RPS NPLB Primegrid 140 174 315 top 5000 primes smaller than 500k 353 397 205 primes of size between 500k<n<600k 223 283 380 primes of size between 600k<n<700k 114 74 1 primes of size between 700k<n<800k 54 23 24 primes of size between 800k<n<900k 47 23 14 primes of size between 900k<n<1M 48 1 13 primes of size between 1M<n<2M 3 0 4 primes of size between 2M<n<3M 0 0 1 primes of size between 3M<n<4M 0 0 2 primes of size between 4M<n<5M 0 0 2 primes of size between 5M<n<6M 0 0 2 primes of size between 6M<n<7M |
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#27 |
"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
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Nice work, henry. A much more detailed comparison than just number of primes.
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#28 |
Sep 2004
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#29 |
Sep 2004
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Looks like RPS will finish 1st in number of primes by the end of the year.
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#30 |
Nov 2003
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Carlos
Congrats on yet another k=105 megabit prime! ![]() We are approaching 1000 primes in Top-5000 and the score of 49.0 ! Currently: 991 primes and the score of 48.9384 - Last fiddled with by Kosmaj on 2009-12-23 at 11:25 |
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#31 |
Sep 2004
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Thank you Kosmaj.
Anyway, by looking at the overall standings PrimeGrid will in three months or even four months be back to first spot, it is a matter of time and primes due to its tremendous CPU power available. RPS has 80 primes between Top5000 and Top4500, NPLB 83, PrimeGrid 206 and FDCPS 35, respectively. Between RPS and NPLB will be an interesting fight..Reaching 1000 primes will be difficult but not impossible. Carlos |
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#32 |
Sep 2004
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#33 |
Sep 2004
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COOPERATIVE ALLIANCE FORMED BETWEEN SB AND PRIMEGRID!
Starting to smell like PrimeGrid is getting the monopoly of all prime hunting projects. |
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