Large number of exponents assigned to single computer

dave_0273 · 2004-03-27, 13:36

It seems as though nearly everly exponent in the 11.8 - 11.9M range has been assigned to username:leggett computerid:store. This is about 2100 exponents.

Is there any explanation as to how a single computer got so many exponents assigned to it??

ET_ · 2004-03-27, 16:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave_0273

It seems as though nearly everly exponent in the 11.8 - 11.9M range has been assigned to username:leggett computerid:store. This is about 2100 exponents.

Is there any explanation as to how a single computer got so many exponents assigned to it??

He may have an old version of Prime95 that gets exponents anytime it connects to Primenet...

Luigi

dave_0273 · 2004-03-27, 16:45

Well, it seems as though the majority have been unreserved, however there are still over 400 exponents assigned to username:leggett computerid:store.

It seems like an awful lot of exponents to be assigned to a single computer.

dsouza123 · 2004-03-27, 18:22

Leggett is doing about 34 trial factors a week according to

http://www.teamprimerib.com/rr1/bin/top.php?type=f

Code:

75 dsouza123  44.094 ___  -1 ____ 0.302  1.377  5.082 78  253.64
76 Leggett    42.076 +12 +34 +328 3.309 14.598 36.394 59 1421.82

Maybe the one machine is feeding a farm, 34 a week is equivalent to
5 P4s @ 3 Ghz 24/7

Complex33 · 2004-03-27, 18:55

They are all exponents needing P-1 factoring. This particular instance has 2 gigs of RAM assigned and a Xeon 3.06 processor

They are unreserved as the P-1 stage is completed. Just trying to clear the way a bit on a friends account.

HiddenWarrior · 2004-03-28, 05:45

Maybe he has few computers working under one computer id?

Maybeso · 2004-03-28, 07:19

dsouza123,

Very smooth how you slipped your own standings into that post.

It was, of course, necessary for context.

2004-03-27, 13:36	#1
dave_0273 Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2·5·47 Posts	Large number of exponents assigned to single computer It seems as though nearly everly exponent in the 11.8 - 11.9M range has been assigned to username:leggett computerid:store. This is about 2100 exponents. Is there any explanation as to how a single computer got so many exponents assigned to it??

2004-03-27, 18:22	#4
dsouza123 Sep 2002 2·331 Posts	Leggett is doing about 34 trial factors a week according to http://www.teamprimerib.com/rr1/bin/top.php?type=f Code: 75 dsouza123 44.094 ___ -1 ____ 0.302 1.377 5.082 78 253.64 76 Leggett 42.076 +12 +34 +328 3.309 14.598 36.394 59 1421.82 Maybe the one machine is feeding a farm, 34 a week is equivalent to 5 P4s @ 3 Ghz 24/7

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Assigned exponents	ATH	PrimeNet	1	2017-12-15 06:35
max exponents assigned.	JuanTutors	PrimeNet	2	2004-07-16 23:26
Large number of Exponents Assigned	dave_0273	Data	2	2004-03-11 16:15
Exponents assigned to me but not processed yet?	edorajh	Data	10	2003-11-18 11:26
4 checkins in a single calendar month from a single computer	Gary Edstrom	Lounge	7	2003-01-13 22:35

2004-03-27, 16:45	#3
dave_0273 Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 1D6₁₆ Posts	Well, it seems as though the majority have been unreserved, however there are still over 400 exponents assigned to username:leggett computerid:store. It seems like an awful lot of exponents to be assigned to a single computer.

2004-03-27, 18:55	#5
Complex33 Aug 2002 Texas 5·31 Posts	They are all exponents needing P-1 factoring. This particular instance has 2 gigs of RAM assigned and a Xeon 3.06 processor They are unreserved as the P-1 stage is completed. Just trying to clear the way a bit on a friends account.

2004-03-28, 05:45	#6
HiddenWarrior Jun 2003 Russia, Novosibirsk D6₁₆ Posts	Maybe he has few computers working under one computer id?

2004-03-28, 07:19	#7
Maybeso Aug 2002 Portland, OR USA 2·137 Posts	dsouza123, Very smooth how you slipped your own standings into that post. It was, of course, necessary for context.