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Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2010-12-27, 06:04
Replies: 278
Views: 91,731
Posted By MrOzzy
k=323 finished untill n=1,1m,no primes, results...

k=323 finished untill n=1,1m,no primes, results attached.

next report at 1.2m.
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2010-12-16, 06:08
Replies: 278
Views: 91,731
Posted By MrOzzy
status update for k=323 Testing at n=1.05m,...

status update for k=323

Testing at n=1.05m, no primes

Note: FFTlen increase from 65536 to 81920 between n=1.051m and 1.052m. Testing now takes 35% longer.
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2010-12-07, 07:33
Replies: 278
Views: 91,731
Posted By MrOzzy
taking k=323 n=1m - 1.02m

taking k=323 n=1m - 1.02m
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2010-01-02, 10:33
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
1629*2^665789-1 is Prime

1629*2^665789-1 is Prime
Forum: Software 2009-07-21, 13:27
Replies: 25
Views: 2,827
Posted By MrOzzy
I used google chrome to download the orignal...

I used google chrome to download the orignal file. I could open it without problems.
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-07-21, 13:16
Replies: 12
Views: 4,244
Posted By MrOzzy
This is indeed a very nice improvement and makes...

This is indeed a very nice improvement and makes proving some of these conjectures a bit more realistic. It also means I probly have sieved some of my work quite a bit. Some questions about prime95...
Forum: Software 2009-07-21, 08:18
Replies: 25
Views: 2,827
Posted By MrOzzy
I used IE8 to download the files. The exact...

I used IE8 to download the files.
The exact size of the file: size: 3.152.332 bytes, size on disk: 3.153.920 bytes.

This other download works fine by the way.
Forum: Software 2009-07-20, 20:06
Replies: 25
Views: 2,827
Posted By MrOzzy
Hi For some reason I can't open the zip...

Hi

For some reason I can't open the zip files using winrar or winzip 12.1 on a winxp machine. The zip files appear to be corrupted (according to the SW). Would it be possible to post these files...
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-07-07, 19:06
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
One more for me :-) Added 89165...

One more for me :-)

Added 89165 (http://www.mersenneforum.org/page.php?id=89165) : 1785*2^662755-1 (199513 digits)

My biggest one so far :-)
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-06-09, 14:45
Replies: 1,417
Views: 170,139
Posted By MrOzzy
There are 3 things that make CRUS very...

There are 3 things that make CRUS very interesting:
- You can start your own base from scratch
- You can select some base with a high conjecture and find lots of small and medium primes
- You can...
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-06-07, 14:23
Replies: 1,417
Views: 170,139
Posted By MrOzzy
You might want to give it a more positive...

You might want to give it a more positive approach. If you look at the bases with 1 or 2 k's remaining:

Riesel bases: 22, 23, 26, 27, 49, 72, 93, 94, 100, 109, 110, 123, 160, 170, 177, 181, 704,...
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-06-07, 14:07
Replies: 1,417
Views: 170,139
Posted By MrOzzy
Put more cores on it? :-)

Put more cores on it? :-)
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-05-04, 13:03
Replies: 1,729
Views: 188,678
Posted By MrOzzy
I thought this was your goal, but I guess you are...

I thought this was your goal, but I guess you are planning to go much further.
I'm just asking because I have some kind of reservation system in mind for k's/bases for crus which I'm planning to...
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-05-04, 10:41
Replies: 1,729
Views: 188,678
Posted By MrOzzy
Do you have any plans already for when you've...

Do you have any plans already for when you've finished with this effort?
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-05-03, 10:08
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
Added 88007...

Added 88007 (http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=88007) : 1609*2^581865-1 (175163 digits)
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-04-23, 10:59
Replies: 403
Views: 33,152
Posted By MrOzzy
What about Sierpinski primes for k=1-1000 or so,...

What about Sierpinski primes for k=1-1000 or so, or is that way off track?
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-04-22, 20:03
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
No I've found my first prime after 8 test,...

No

I've found my first prime after 8 test, found the second after 796. For my 3th prime I had to test >25000 pairs. I went from best average to worst in a few months. I'm glad it has evened out a...
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-04-20, 17:29
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
Already in database 85057...

Already in database 85057 (http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=85057) : 1935*2^548512-1

Edit: just noticed Gary already reported it
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-04-18, 10:45
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
One more for me: 1763*2^531284-1 is Prime! ...

One more for me:

1763*2^531284-1 is Prime!

Edit: found two actually :-)

second one: 1757*2^534312-1
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-03-19, 09:32
Replies: 57
Views: 12,706
Posted By MrOzzy
I'm just wondering, is it also possible for a...

I'm just wondering, is it also possible for a prime which isn't a prp using the current available tests?
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-02-27, 17:50
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
1663*2^474731-1 is Prime! Olé:popcorn:

1663*2^474731-1 is Prime!

Olé:popcorn:
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-02-17, 08:28
Replies: 13
Views: 4,615
Posted By MrOzzy
How do you estimate the optimal sieve depth? For...

How do you estimate the optimal sieve depth? For example I need an elimination of about 1500 - 1750 sec/n before I want to break off a piece. I'm currently sieving at 670G doing about 900s/n for...
Forum: No Prime Left Behind 2009-02-13, 20:05
Replies: 688
Views: 74,567
Posted By MrOzzy
Better late than never, found on 5 feb: ...

Better late than never, found on 5 feb:
1555*2^442739-1 is prime! New and submitted
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-01-26, 07:15
Replies: 13
Views: 4,615
Posted By MrOzzy
They are 32-bit cpu's so no point in trying to...

They are 32-bit cpu's so no point in trying to run 64-bit.
Forum: Conjectures 'R Us 2009-01-25, 18:56
Replies: 13
Views: 4,615
Posted By MrOzzy
Just a remark, but it might matter a lot. So...

Just a remark, but it might matter a lot.
So far I only have access to 32 bit machines. If I recall correctly sieving benefits a lot more from 64 bit as LLR or Porth does, or am I wrong?

This...
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