what do you prefer for results?

tnerual · 2006-10-29, 09:35

what do you prefer for results:

for my 70G range, i can send regular update, every 10 G (1.7 day) or only at the end of the range (11-12 days) ?

axn · 2006-10-29, 10:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by tnerual

what do you prefer for results:

for my 70G range, i can send regular update, every 10 G (1.7 day) or only at the end of the range (11-12 days) ?

Your choice

At the end, should be fine.

tnerual · 2006-10-29, 10:31

do you update the llr queue file on a specific day ? or in real time.

if it's real time, i will send every 10G, if it's specific day, i will send the night before. i want to be the most effective !

michaf · 2006-10-29, 11:19

Don't worry about it too much Laurent,

You will get about 7000 factors, most of which will be far about the current LLR-testing limits, or even below what is tested at this time...

Say we will test n=120000-130000 while you didn't send in your files,
we would have missed 10k/2M = 0.5% of your factors.
Equals about 35 LLR-tests too much done.

(That sounds like a lot, but I reckon we won't be doing those 10000 n's :) )

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2006-10-29, 09:35	#1
tnerual Oct 2006 7×37 Posts	what do you prefer for results: for my 70G range, i can send regular update, every 10 G (1.7 day) or only at the end of the range (11-12 days) ?

2006-10-29, 10:31	#3
tnerual Oct 2006 100000011₂ Posts	do you update the llr queue file on a specific day ? or in real time. if it's real time, i will send every 10G, if it's specific day, i will send the night before. i want to be the most effective !

2006-10-29, 11:19	#4
michaf Jan 2005 479 Posts	Don't worry about it too much Laurent, You will get about 7000 factors, most of which will be far about the current LLR-testing limits, or even below what is tested at this time... Say we will test n=120000-130000 while you didn't send in your files, we would have missed 10k/2M = 0.5% of your factors. Equals about 35 LLR-tests too much done. (That sounds like a lot, but I reckon we won't be doing those 10000 n's :) )