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[lycorn]

Originally Posted by lycorn

Just reserved a batch of 20 (2.51M,62,63).

... and just noticed that somebody, who shall remain unnamed, has finished it.
Guys, don´t carried away! Please reserve your work and only take work not reserved by somebody else.

[lycorn]

Originally Posted by bloodIce

One difficulty I see is that not everyone has access to the special LowEx mfaktc edition. It is a dream of mine to have it, but there are only chosen few to use it.

You may wish to read this post:

http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...&postcount=895

[lycorn]

FWIW: I just started working on 10.85-10.90M,64,65.
Hope to check in the results by Sunday.

[petrw1]

Originally Posted by LaurV

I I hope someone will find factors, SNFS, ECM, whatever, for the remaining 3. Otherwise I may try doing them with Pari.

Have Space Heater and Prime95 V24 and these last 3 should be done by Spring.

[NBtarheel_33]

A nice, "ends-in-5-or-0" milestone:

December 11, 2013. All exponents below 45 million have been tested at least once.

[kladner]

I am curious about a contributor known as 'america64'. There have been huge bursts of submissions in P-1 and LLTF. It is dramatic when seen on the "Last Week" scale. One has to dig down quite a few levels to see the "Past Year" changes.

http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/day/
http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/week/
http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/graph/31-40/

These are overall charts. It's interesting on the LLTF charts, too.
https://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/lltf/week

These look like LauV, Kracker, or Uncwilly slopes when they pull out the stops. Do we have some new serious silicon in the pool?

[kracker]

Ask LaurV about that...


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[kladner]

Originally Posted by kracker

Ask LaurV about that...


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Hmmmm.....

[blahpy]

Originally Posted by kladner

I am curious about a contributor known as 'america64'. There have been huge bursts of submissions in P-1 and LLTF. It is dramatic when seen on the "Last Week" scale. One has to dig down quite a few levels to see the "Past Year" changes.

http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/day/
http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/week/
http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/graph/31-40/

These are overall charts. It's interesting on the LLTF charts, too.
https://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/lltf/week

These look like LauV, Kracker, or Uncwilly slopes when they pull out the stops. Do we have some new serious silicon in the pool?

If I remember correctly, he has been doing massive amounts of 65-->66 TF on high exponents.

I remember seeing his factor found lines filling up large portions of the recent cleared report many times although I haven't checked those reports in quite a while...

[lycorn]

Originally Posted by kladner

Do we have some new serious silicon in the pool?

As blahpy noted, its not "new silicon". This user has been around for quite some time, and used to fork out a considerable amount of work in the high ranges. I think (s)he´s been rather quiet lately, though, at least as far as high ranges go. Probably carried the firepower over to the GPU72 arena.

[kladner]

I am happy to note that I just rolled past 300 THz-days in overall GPU72 statistics.

@ lycorn: Belated response- thanks for filling in those details. Kracker seems to be saying that this user might be another LaurV incarnation. That dude seems to have a huge hardware stable which he moves around from time to time. Though now that I think of it, some of that may currently be borged boxes belonging to others.

EDIT: I must also note that I just received another boot to the rear in P-1. As anticipated, LaurV, as himself, has roared past me and is now rapidly closing in on Uncwilly and Chuck.