Making 10M+ tests factor past 2^68?

Bundu · 2004-09-13, 10:16

Hi everyone,

I just wondered if there was a way to make Prime95 factor 10M+ numbers to 2^69 or 2^70. Sorry if this question has been asked before! I did have a look to see if I could find anything!

Thanks, Mark

dave_0273 · 2004-09-13, 11:53

you can use "advancedfactor="

Just have a look at undoc.txt to find out the exact syntax.

I wouldn't suggest using factoroverride because you can't use primenet and factoroverride at the same time. Which means that primenet would probably unreserve your exponent if you tried using factoroverride, but I could be wrong.

clowns789 · 2004-09-14, 22:26

You can use Factor3_2 from www.moregimps.it. It is much simpler, just hit enter after every field.

smh · 2004-09-16, 19:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by clowns789

You can use Factor3_2 from www.moregimps.it. It is much simpler, just hit enter after every field.

But also much slower.

If you really want to factor to a higher limit, stick with Prime95 if possible

2004-09-13, 10:16	#1
Bundu Jul 2004 Mid Calder, Scotland 271₈ Posts	Making 10M+ tests factor past 2^68? Hi everyone, I just wondered if there was a way to make Prime95 factor 10M+ numbers to 2^69 or 2^70. Sorry if this question has been asked before! I did have a look to see if I could find anything! Thanks, Mark

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2004-09-13, 11:53	#2
dave_0273 Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2·5·47 Posts	you can use "advancedfactor=" Just have a look at undoc.txt to find out the exact syntax. I wouldn't suggest using factoroverride because you can't use primenet and factoroverride at the same time. Which means that primenet would probably unreserve your exponent if you tried using factoroverride, but I could be wrong.

2004-09-14, 22:26	#3
clowns789 Jun 2003 The Computer 2³·7² Posts	You can use Factor3_2 from www.moregimps.it. It is much simpler, just hit enter after every field.