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Old 2014-03-30, 03:40   #1233
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GW_5_339 splits:

Code:
prp78 factor: 174561382997634489020809082736845509891386929515392407891589956307191949013753

prp98 factor: 44544112330958277773084231338925599725011581817314413219376765334168917598785944869083702285968761
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Old 2014-03-30, 14:29   #1234
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Calling all post-processors helpers. 9 available jobs to crunch in the queue.
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Old 2014-03-30, 15:39   #1235
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I'll take GW_9_248.
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Old 2014-03-30, 17:28   #1236
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I'll take GC_11_228 next but it may be a day or so before I can download it.

ETA for GW_9_249 just under 30 hours.
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Old 2014-03-30, 17:59   #1237
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I'll take GC_7_281 next.
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Old 2014-03-30, 20:49   #1238
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ETA on GW_9_248 is ~70 hours with 8 threads and density of 115.
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Old 2014-03-31, 02:15   #1239
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Where can I download the latest msieve 64 bit linux client? The dll's are the same from the windows version? Thank you in advance.
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Old 2014-04-01, 01:35   #1240
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GW_9_249 splits as:

Code:
prp55 factor: 3341147571762894746616313727026296885197667290370142783
prp161 factor: 54686564269637850634116594505519128973752898935720676602847847250720120659476629305425247855519101443689109180817067055830007789856782006869704861766517032270947
40 hrs to solve a 7.8M matrix using -t 4 target_density=120 on Core-i5.
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Old 2014-04-01, 10:47   #1241
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Which one is faster, -t 4 or -t 3? Is it dependable on the processor? I might have to run my job with -t 3 or even -t 2 due to heat problems.
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Old 2014-04-01, 15:52   #1242
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I'll take GW_8_263 next.

A little under 40 hrs remain on GC_11_228. But that will be in the middle of the night for me, so call it closer to 48 hrs.

-t 4 is faster if you are using a version later than ~ SVN 920 which has the improved BL code.
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Old 2014-04-02, 05:05   #1243
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LA ETA for GW_12_215 just under 41 hours.
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