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Sep 2008
Kansas
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122 hours to solve a 12.7M matrix on Core-i5 -t 4 w/ TD=110. (TD=116 failed)
Code:
prp56 factor: 56162309779635314138709768656568188547765967383513002873 prp71 factor: 25324038203136083517604801386195489639013056870525731729815509973203593 prp105 factor: 279991747185308477400257495364382940365712671464319191449421480973623481168648828286836277142148745678329 |
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#387 |
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Jun 2012
22×773 Posts |
I'll take C175_142_39 once sieving is complete.
C179_139_61 managed to build a matrix at TD=130 and is in LA. Factors expected next Thursday. |
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#388 |
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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
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I'll take F1405, starting linear algebra on Monday
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#389 |
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Sep 2009
977 Posts |
I have added 10M q values to C175_142_39, it was on the low side: below 210M raw relations.
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#390 |
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Sep 2008
Kansas
26×53 Posts |
I'll take C174_117_79 next.
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#391 |
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Sep 2008
Kansas
1101010000002 Posts |
124 hours to solve a 12.0M matrix on Core-i5 -t 4 with TD=116.
Code:
prp94 factor: 1635436364754866709175203077722097489334683267079443725835538146128360353736242255601015535807 prp149 factor: 10572857855750547699836727728026872623158757755564413708137687905230342799680975713011813224561190741758928989225115456501640801378348660784257863259 |
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#392 |
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Sep 2008
Kansas
26·53 Posts |
34 hours to solve a 7.6M matrix on Core-i5 -t 4 with TD=120.
Code:
prp72 factor: 769092846162039722560641960206590643757561018289552833062137938366602311 prp103 factor: 1116897934443932751092223966212712487532630771338161602867247568035722837934177026719442849551656856529 |
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"Victor de Hollander"
Aug 2011
the Netherlands
117610 Posts |
8_271_minus_5_271
Code:
prp63 factor: 669210440708603658600670975212436113442778902187076563175526507 prp179 factor: 16723029626383634548261066296001950801971168002922291683533187531366042703038654354357826967895658977127155413172863379630857098821097886525320346912129789169445339726132262616201 Taking C200_118_77 next. |
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#394 |
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"Mike"
Aug 2002
203516 Posts |
We are looking to help.
Where is the list of work that needs to be done? We have done work similar to this in the distant past but all of our notes are long gone. If there is a simple guide please link us to it. We are using Linux if that matters. The box has an i7-3770K CPU with 32GiB of memory. Thanks! ![]() Edit: We have the msieve152 tarball downloaded, so that is a start, right? |
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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
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It is very simple.
The projects that need doing are ones where the 'pending' number in http://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs/crunching.php has got very low but there is no name in the post-processing column. I'd start with C190_147_34, which ought to be quite quick; by the time it's finished F1415 should be ready and that's a project more worthy of your resources.. Make a directory for the project Download the project.fb, project.ini and project.dat.gz files from http://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs_data into that directory Decompress project.dat.gz Rename the files as msieve.fb, worktodo.ini and msieve.dat respectively Run 'wherever\you\put\msieve.exe -v -nc target_density=120 -t 4' and leave it for a week or so. With 32G of memory the machine should be entirely usable for other things while msieve is running. |
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"Mike"
Aug 2002
200658 Posts |
Okay, we'll take that one.
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Thanks!
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