Whats up with this exponent I checked out yesterday, the factor bits = 0 on
my individual account report page & in my work to do file.
6810631 D* 0
DoubleCheck=6810631,0,0
Thx
Shane
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Is it just me or did the Primenet database just get restored back to a
April 12th version? I noticed my stats dropped back and it claims all my
machines havn't checked in since April 12th (I know better).Also the
exponents I've finished since that time are showing up in the Exponents
Assi
>So my open question is: Do sudden temperature changes cause physical harm
>to CPUs, especially those that have only recently been turned on?
Yes it does but this depends on your processor & cooling methods to a
certain extent. It's generally accepted that sudden temp changes will
slowly
Checking your voltages & temps while in the BIOS probably isn't a huge help
in this case. By the fact that you only have reboots after Prime95 has
been running for a bit indicates it's a problem that is occurring under
full load. In the BIOS screen your certainly not under any kind of
load.
I for one found my way to the Prime95 project through overclocking. In the
OCing community Prime95 has been considered the single best stress test
tool available for some time now (especially when used in conjunction with
a game that makes heavy use of the 3d side of the computer). No doubt a
>A question for readers. Prime95 currently uses about 8MB (exponent
>around 11 million). How would you feel if the P4 optimized version
>used 13MB? 23MB? 33MB?
>
>I hate to code up 3 versions of the P4 code (small, medium, large),
>but it might be necessary.
Whether 33MB is important dep
