Prime95 v30.3

[Xyzzy]

We just got three, so maybe there wasn't enough before?

[moebius]

Originally Posted by Chuck

I got 17 so far today.

I got my first Cert this Morning with Prime95 30.3 build 4.
[Tue Sep 1 04:45:57 2020 - ver 30.3]
PrimeNet success code with additional info:
Server assigned CERT work.
Got assignment xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: CERT M99875231
Sending result to server: UID: *******/Ryzen7-3700X, M99875231 certification hash value *************************************. Wh4: ***********************,00000000, AID: *******************

PrimeNet success code with additional info:
Certification successfully completes double-check of M99875231 --
CPU credit is 1.4879 GHz-days.

[pinhodecarlos]

Think I’m now consider a CERT volunteer since I’ve only done this type of work for the last 12 hours and the queue settings are now working. Fantastic!

[Xyzzy]

If you want to do only CERT work, in prime.txt put "MaxExponents=0".

[DrobinsonPE]

Updated my Celeron J4105 computer with 4 GB of RAM to Prime 95 V30.3 build 4 and my Max Emergency Memory issues still happens. This time I took a screen shot. The only way to keep the default setting of 1 GB is to cancel out of the Advanced Resource Limits popup.

[Prime95]

Originally Posted by DrobinsonPE

Updated my Celeron J4105 computer with 4 GB of RAM to Prime 95 V30.3 build 4 and my Max Emergency Memory issues still happens.

My bad, I did not address this. Fixed in build 5 -- whenever that comes out.

[jwnutter]

Not a big deal, but why did I receive Cert work for an exponent that had been previously factored many times over?

http://www.mersenne.ca/exponent/2319257

[James Heinrich]

Originally Posted by jwnutter

Not a big deal, but why did I receive Cert work for an exponent that had been previously factored many times over?

PRP test are performed on entire exponents, as well as the remaining cofactor for partially-factored exponents. I assume your cert on M2319257 falls into the latter category, certifying the PRP on the remaining cofactor.

[James Heinrich]

I thought there was a way, but I can't remember how (nor find reference to it at the moment), to specify different worktypes and number of threads for different workers. Like if I want to run P-1 in worker1 and ECM in worker2, etc. Is that possible, if so how?

[kriesel]

Originally Posted by James Heinrich

I thought there was a way, but I can't remember how (nor find reference to it at the moment), to specify different worktypes and number of threads for different workers. Like if I want to run P-1 in worker1 and ECM in worker2, etc. Is that possible, if so how?

In prime95, Test, Worker Windows..., then at worker number, click the square button to expand the dropdown list, select a single worker, Then Type of Work to get, expand the dropdown list, select one. Repeat for as many as you want to change from the previous setting(s).

[James Heinrich]

Ah, yes, I'd forgotten that, thank you kindly.