36.0-38.0 to 62 bits

JHagerson · 2005-07-25, 13:49

I will start these.

hbock · 2005-07-25, 22:26

Again a large range with pretty high factoring depth. I'm just curious how many and what type of machines you are going to use for LMH. What's the time estimated to finish ?

JHagerson · 2005-07-26, 00:31

I have an AMD Athlon 64 machine that is cranking through the M42M to 2^62 assignments in about 10 minutes each; to go to 2^64 requires about 30 minutes each. I have a P4 at work that crunches through a factoring assignment to 2^62 in about 30 minutes and I have a P4 at home that I am putting to work. I have been sending e-mail of my progress to Dr. Woltman daily; it should be visible in the next release of the nofactor file. I am willing to share the range(s) if there are any concerns about how quickly things can get processed. I don't mean to treat the list of available numbers like the Oklahoma Territory at homesteadding time. I figured that any progress would be good progress.

hbock · 2005-07-26, 20:56

Thanks for the information. We are looking forward to see good progress.

hbock · 2006-03-02, 20:20

Range seems to be done up to 62 bits - great work !
May we remove it from the list ?
If you would like to continue with a small sub-range to a higher level

, it would be better to open new thread.

JHagerson · 2006-03-05, 19:43

OK. This range is complete to 62 bits.

2005-07-25, 13:49	#1
JHagerson May 2005 Naperville, IL, USA 2·107 Posts	36.0-38.0 to 62 bits I will start these.

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2005-07-25, 22:26	#2
hbock Feb 2003 163 Posts	Again a large range with pretty high factoring depth. I'm just curious how many and what type of machines you are going to use for LMH. What's the time estimated to finish ?

2005-07-26, 00:31	#3
JHagerson May 2005 Naperville, IL, USA 2×107 Posts	I have an AMD Athlon 64 machine that is cranking through the M42M to 2^62 assignments in about 10 minutes each; to go to 2^64 requires about 30 minutes each. I have a P4 at work that crunches through a factoring assignment to 2^62 in about 30 minutes and I have a P4 at home that I am putting to work. I have been sending e-mail of my progress to Dr. Woltman daily; it should be visible in the next release of the nofactor file. I am willing to share the range(s) if there are any concerns about how quickly things can get processed. I don't mean to treat the list of available numbers like the Oklahoma Territory at homesteadding time. I figured that any progress would be good progress.

2005-07-26, 20:56	#4
hbock Feb 2003 163 Posts	Thanks for the information. We are looking forward to see good progress.

2006-03-02, 20:20	#5
hbock Feb 2003 163 Posts	Range seems to be done up to 62 bits - great work ! May we remove it from the list ? If you would like to continue with a small sub-range to a higher level , it would be better to open new thread.

2006-03-05, 19:43	#6
JHagerson May 2005 Naperville, IL, USA 2·107 Posts	OK. This range is complete to 62 bits.