Hmmm... I would guess so. New features in Version 24.12 of prime95.exe -------------------------------------------- 2) As a side "benefit" even larger FFT sizes are now supported. This allows testing of exponents up to 596 million. Not recommended.
Was curious how long it would take to L-L a exponent so large, so ran a few tests on a 3Ghz P4D. At approx. 2.1 sec. per iteration, it would take ~41.6 years to test the exponent M595,899,959 using a 32,768K FFT length. That is assuming the trial-factoring to 2^80 (~1.25 years) and the P-1 (stage 1 only where B1= 8,010,000 B2=8,010,00 (chosen by Prime) with FFT of 32M and 3.04% chance) of ~6 days didn't find any factors. _______________________________________________ Prime mailing list [email protected] http://hogranch.com/mailman/listinfo/prime
