53.5 - 54 M to 62 bit

Riza · 2006-03-16, 12:40

I take this range.

How much time it could be use?

Regards

Riza · 2006-03-20, 14:23

Over 12000 exponents, Athlon 3200+ need 4 min/exponent; so the minimum is need 34 days @ 24/7 time of running. On an K6 III nearly 20 times more...

garo · 2006-03-20, 15:09

Yes LMH ranges typically take a long time. You can choose to reduce your range or carry on if you want.

Riza · 2006-03-21, 05:59

Its ok, I´ll do it to the end and will place the result here.

thechickenman · 2006-03-21, 08:40

You should e-mail the results file to George Woltman: woltman@alum.mit.edu

Riza · 2006-05-09, 14:27

Is done, the result.txt (710kb) I have sent.

The work was running 10 days on a Pentium 200. It needs 18 times more than a Athlon 3200+.

Regards

2006-03-16, 12:40	#1
Riza Mar 2006 11 Posts	53.5 - 54 M to 62 bit I take this range. How much time it could be use? Regards

2006-03-20, 14:23	#2
Riza Mar 2006 B₁₆ Posts	Over 12000 exponents, Athlon 3200+ need 4 min/exponent; so the minimum is need 34 days @ 24/7 time of running. On an K6 III nearly 20 times more...

2006-03-20, 15:09	#3
garo Aug 2002 Termonfeckin, IE 3²×307 Posts	Yes LMH ranges typically take a long time. You can choose to reduce your range or carry on if you want.

2006-03-21, 05:59	#4
Riza Mar 2006 11 Posts	Its ok, I´ll do it to the end and will place the result here.

2006-03-21, 08:40	#5
thechickenman Nov 2005 South Carolina 115₈ Posts	You should e-mail the results file to George Woltman: woltman@alum.mit.edu

2006-05-09, 14:27	#6
Riza Mar 2006 11₁₀ Posts	Is done, the result.txt (710kb) I have sent. The work was running 10 days on a Pentium 200. It needs 18 times more than a Athlon 3200+. Regards