Linear algebra reservations, progress and results - Page 22

Jarod · 2015-07-25, 07:23

Does anyone want GW_3_513? If not and it will fit in 16 gig of RAM & there is no real rush for it e.g. 14 days running at roughly 12 hours a day I might be interested in taking it on

pinhodecarlos · 2015-07-25, 07:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Speedy51

Does anyone want GW_3_513? If not and it will fit in 16 gig of RAM & there is no real rush for it e.g. 14 days running at roughly 12 hours a day I might be interested in taking it on

Why don't you take GW_10_239 instead? It will be faster to post-process. GW_10_239 SNFS(241) vs GW_3_513 SNFS(248).

debrouxl · 2015-07-25, 19:25

All tasks for which it is reasonable to use 14e fit in 16 GB of RAM - or in fact, pretty much always in 8 GB of RAM, unless the OS + other applications have a large footprint.

Jarod · 2015-07-25, 22:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by pinhodecarlos

Why don't you take GW_10_239 instead? It will be faster to post-process. GW_10_239 SNFS(241) vs GW_3_513 SNFS(248).

Sure I would be happy to take 10_239. The reason why I never thought of taking this is because the download size is almost double that of 3_513. Hence me thinking it would take twice as longs to process going by size.

Currently 10_239 is 12 gig Est. Pending Rels 177399 remaining & 3_513 is 7 gig. It was late when I was looking at 3_513 I thought all of the work units had been processed this is not the case hence the size difference.

The . DAT for 10_239 will be in the middle to late 20 gig range uncompressed.

Thanks Carlos for pointing that out to me & I had forgotten about the numbers in brackets

Jarod · 2015-07-25, 22:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by debrouxl

All tasks for which it is reasonable to use 14e fit in 16 GB of RAM - or in fact, pretty much always in 8 GB of RAM, unless the OS + other applications have a large footprint.

Thank you handy to know

swellman · 2015-07-26, 20:59

What is the latest status of the sieving? The 15e statistics listed on the NFS@Home site seem a bit strange for this number.

I believe I can complete the LA if it's available but don't want to step on toes if someone has tacitly reserved it.

VictordeHolland · 2015-07-26, 21:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Speedy51

Does anyone want GW_3_513? If not and it will fit in 16 gig of RAM & there is no real rush for it e.g. 14 days running at roughly 12 hours a day I might be interested in taking it on

Do you still want GW_3_513? I can do it instead if you think it will take too long on your PC.

Quote:

Originally Posted by swellman

What is the latest status of the sieving? The 15e statistics listed on the NFS@Home site seem a bit strange for this number.

I believe I can complete the LA if it's available but don't want to step on toes if someone has tacitly reserved it.

William (wblipp) proposed and did ECM on the number, I don't know if he also wants to do the post-processing.

http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...8&postcount=35
http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...3&postcount=94

I'll send him a PM.

swellman · 2015-07-26, 22:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by VictordeHolland

William (wblipp) proposed and did ECM on the number, I don't know if he also wants to do the post-processing.

http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...8&postcount=35
http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...3&postcount=94

I'll send him a PM.

Thanks. I'll wait and see if he plans on working it. There are other numbers I can post process on 14e if he's taking P58^5-1. I was just afraid this number was stalled.

Is it fully sieved? Maybe one of the NFS@Home mods can let us know?

wombatman · 2015-07-26, 23:07

I'll take the C169_HP2 number once it finishes up.

fivemack · 2015-07-27, 06:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by swellman

What is the latest status of the sieving? The 15e statistics listed on the NFS@Home site seem a bit strange for this number.

I believe I can complete the LA if it's available but don't want to step on toes if someone has tacitly reserved it.

I'm running the LA and it should be done on Tuesday

fivemack · 2015-07-27, 09:14

Code:

Fri Jul 24 23:14:06 2015  p72 factor: 265858991650805763853856221133845177564247006136122390636610391745301427
Fri Jul 24 23:14:06 2015  p128 factor: 
11851539073842395314681435151602186165783548785182184916799941574453402392452064240778159323293117824431189938985019671155612273

About 36 hours on Xeon E5-2650v2 -t8 for 9.51M matrix of density 120

2015-07-25, 07:23	#232
Jarod AKA Speedy51 Oct 2012 New Zealand 227 Posts	GW_3_513 Does anyone want GW_3_513? If not and it will fit in 16 gig of RAM & there is no real rush for it e.g. 14 days running at roughly 12 hours a day I might be interested in taking it on

2015-07-26, 20:59	#237
swellman Jun 2012 6024₈ Posts	P58^5-1? What is the latest status of the sieving? The 15e statistics listed on the NFS@Home site seem a bit strange for this number. I believe I can complete the LA if it's available but don't want to step on toes if someone has tacitly reserved it.

2015-07-26, 23:07	#240
wombatman I moo ablest echo power! May 2013 11011110101₂ Posts	C169_HP2 I'll take the C169_HP2 number once it finishes up.

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2015-07-25, 19:25	#234
debrouxl Sep 2009 977 Posts	All tasks for which it is reasonable to use 14e fit in 16 GB of RAM - or in fact, pretty much always in 8 GB of RAM, unless the OS + other applications have a large footprint.