Gigantic Probable Prime Triplet found - Page 2

philmoore · 2008-10-20, 12:44

Thanks for the info, version 3.0.3 was limited to 10000 bits, but I did not realize that the restriction had been lifted in version 3.0.6. I will be curious to try it.

Cybertronic · 2008-10-20, 13:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by philmoore

Thanks for the info, version 3.0.3 was limited to 10000 bits, but I did not realize that the restriction had been lifted in version 3.0.6. I will be curious to try it.

That is not a problem. Marcel Martin tell me the solution.

Extented the PRIMO.ini file with lines:

"
[Setup+]
MBS=40000 <- maximum bits accept

"

XYYXF · 2008-10-20, 19:19

AFAIK, Primo 2.3.3beta had much more discriminant tables than 3.0.6 has. There were eight files primo.xd1, primo.xd2, ..., primo.xd8 (taking over 7 Mb) in 2.3.3beta, while there are only five files primo.xd1, primo.xd2, ..., primo.xd5 (just over 3 Mb) in 3.0.6.

Am I wrong?

Kosmaj · 2008-11-18, 13:50

I just noticed that F. Morain proved the primality of the "+5" number and that your triplet is now on Top-5000 listed as the new record.

http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=85776

Congratulations!

[You would have been wasting your time with Prime on any single machine...]

Cybertronic · 2008-11-18, 15:49

Thank you ! Yes, F. Morain supported me and he had calculate this with FastECPP in just 3 weeks. Great job !

ET_ · 2009-05-07, 22:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cybertronic

Thank you ! Yes, F. Morain supported me and he had calculate this with FastECPP in just 3 weeks. Great job !

Any hints on how FastECPP performs against Primo?

Luigi

Cybertronic · 2009-05-09, 08:06

Hello ET,

I reckon , at FASTECPP works many PCs for one downrun ( In PRIMO is it "TEST" ).

In PRIMO , you can with a trick also finished a TEST with several tasks.

So I had have the certificate of a 6k number in 800h.

Puzzle-Peter · 2011-08-20, 13:36

I see you followed up with a record quadruplet. Congrats!

2008-11-18, 13:50	#15
Kosmaj Nov 2003 7046₈ Posts	Cybertronic I just noticed that F. Morain proved the primality of the "+5" number and that your triplet is now on Top-5000 listed as the new record. http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=85776 Congratulations! [You would have been wasting your time with Prime on any single machine...]

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2008-10-20, 12:44	#12
philmoore "Phil" Sep 2002 Tracktown, U.S.A. 19×59 Posts	Thanks for the info, version 3.0.3 was limited to 10000 bits, but I did not realize that the restriction had been lifted in version 3.0.6. I will be curious to try it.

2008-10-20, 19:19	#14
XYYXF Jan 2005 Minsk, Belarus 2⁴×5² Posts	AFAIK, Primo 2.3.3beta had much more discriminant tables than 3.0.6 has. There were eight files primo.xd1, primo.xd2, ..., primo.xd8 (taking over 7 Mb) in 2.3.3beta, while there are only five files primo.xd1, primo.xd2, ..., primo.xd5 (just over 3 Mb) in 3.0.6. Am I wrong?

2008-11-18, 15:49	#16
Cybertronic Jan 2007 Germany 3×239 Posts	Thank you ! Yes, F. Morain supported me and he had calculate this with FastECPP in just 3 weeks. Great job !

2009-05-09, 08:06	#18
Cybertronic Jan 2007 Germany 717₁₀ Posts	Hello ET, I reckon , at FASTECPP works many PCs for one downrun ( In PRIMO is it "TEST" ). In PRIMO , you can with a trick also finished a TEST with several tasks. So I had have the certificate of a 6k number in 800h.

2011-08-20, 13:36	#19
Puzzle-Peter Jun 2009 1274₈ Posts	I see you followed up with a record quadruplet. Congrats!