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[kriesel]

https://www.mersenne.org/assignments...xtf=1&exdchk=1 expires in 4 days, ETA 7.

[rudy235]

Originally Posted by kriesel

https://www.mersenne.org/assignments...xtf=1&exdchk=1 expires in 4 days, ETA 7.

A pity because it has advanced 5% in a few days, but seems too little too late.

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by rudy235

A pity because it has advanced 5% in a few days, but seems too little too late.

So it's likely to get an early Double Check. No actual work effort lost.

[rudy235]

Originally Posted by chalsall

So it's likely to get an early Double Check. No actual work effort lost.

Looks like the sleeping beauty woke up at the very end!

There is 1 assignment

82547519	LL	LL, 96.20%	3	2	2018-11-19	2019-02-14	2019-02-15	2019-02-16	-Anonymous-

[rudy235]

All gone . So now all numbers until the largest prime has been checked at least once.

There are 0 assignments

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[rudy235]

There are 17 assignments

82643257	PRP	PRP, 82.30%		12	2018-11-28	2019-02-18	2019-02-19	2019-03-03	Kriesel
82658467	LL	LL, 54.40%	1	-18	2019-01-21	2019-01-28	2019-01-29	2019-02-01	Lars Boegild Thomsen
82704487	LL	LL, 6.00%	2	-17	2019-01-22	2019-01-26	2019-01-27	2019-02-02	MrBookworm
82722533	LL	LL, 72.50%	11	3	2018-12-02	2019-02-19	2019-02-20	2019-02-22	Scali
82794451	LL	LL, 96.50%	18	5	2018-12-09	2019-02-18	2019-02-19	2019-02-24	1997rj7
82801627	LL	LL, 84.50%	0	-21	2019-01-20	2019-01-28	2019-01-29	2019-01-29	Lars Boegild Thomsen
82840783	LL	LL, 87.10%	22	7	2018-12-13	2019-02-18	2019-02-19	2019-02-26	1997rj7
82859239	LL	LL, 48.80%	24	-6	2018-12-15	2019-02-08	2019-02-09	2019-02-13	-Anonymous-
82871167	LL	LL, 39.60%	5	-17	2018-12-16	2019-01-25	2019-01-26	2019-02-02	Prime_Hunter
82874531	LL	LL, 36.20%	20	5	2019-02-09	2019-02-19	2019-02-20	2019-02-24	Michael Burlison
82886513	LL	LL, 86.80%	27	4	2018-12-18	2019-02-18	2019-02-19	2019-02-23	1997rj7
82908599	LL	LL, 74.10%	30	1	2018-12-21	2019-02-13	2019-02-14	2019-02-20	Vinny
82917209	LL	LL, 32.90%	24	5	2019-02-13	2019-02-19	2019-02-19	2019-02-24	riccardo uberti
82959697	LL	LL, 29.90%	24	5	2019-02-13	2019-02-18	2019-02-19	2019-02-24	Matthew Neu
82967897	LL	LL, 63.80%	34	2	2018-12-25	2019-02-19	2019-02-20	2019-02-21	MooMoo2
82976503	LL	LL, 90.40%	18	1	2019-02-07	2019-02-19	2019-02-20	2019-02-20	Stixxy
82990393	LL	LL, 63.60%	38	12	2018-12-29	2019-02-18	2019-02-19	2019-03-03	1997rj7

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[kriesel]

Originally Posted by rudy235

There are 17 assignments

82643257    PRP    PRP, 82.30%        12    2018-11-28    2019-02-18    2019-02-19    2019-03-03    Kriesel
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I'm checking on that one periodically. It's on an old Core 2 Duo system on which svchost.exe periodically saturates a core causing prime95 throughput to drop by 2/3.

[petrw1]

Gotta be a milestone that for the first time ever someone surpassed 10Million in 1 year.

None other than The Judger

https://www.mersenne.org/report_top_...ate=&end_date=

[Chuck]

What equipment does this person have access to?

[Madpoo]

Originally Posted by kriesel

I'm checking on that one periodically. It's on an old Core 2 Duo system on which svchost.exe periodically saturates a core causing prime95 throughput to drop by 2/3.

I ran across a couple systems lately that were doing something like that. Under a stress load like Prime95, at some point in the next 24 hours the svchost would start going nuts.

I spent a little time tracking it and it went into the acpi.sys stuff and I think it had to do with either some power management settings, or a driver thing...

It eventually went away and I'm not sure why, but I updated all of the drivers, went into the device management and if any device had power management settings I turned it off. Before that, I could reboot and it'd be okay until some random time later.

Other people had seen similar things and it seems like something on the system gets into a funky loop of hammering the system with interrupts, etc. Anyway, just something to consider.

[LaurV]

Originally Posted by Chuck

What equipment does this person have access to?

He's the author of mfaktc and a Nvidia tester. He finds a lot of factors in the process, and his credentials are beyond any doubt.