heh, a friend just ran this by me for my amusement, seems a
3rd friend has juno.com as heir ISP and juno just revised
their service agreement, embeeded in it was the following little
nugget...
2.5. You expressly permit and authorize Juno to (i) download to your
computer one or more pieces o
On Fri, Jul 16, 1999 at 10:05:25AM -0700, John R Pierce wrote:
>If I recall, right now we are doing ... ah, I found the
>table on George's site, duh.
It's in commonc.h also, in case you have the Prime95/mprime source :-)
>so how big of a FFT can the current 18.x.x Prime95 handle? Up to 1024K
>F
> > Well, the current range of Mp candidate values (just under 8,000,000) is
> > described as using a 63 bit 'factor'... I would assume eventually this
has
> > to go to 64 bits, but I'm not clear on the relationship between the
exponent
> > and the FFT size and the 'fact bits' listed on the test s
Steinar H. Gunderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replies to me...
> On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 09:28:08AM -0700, John R Pierce wrote:
> >So how far before we hit 64 bit and *really* get nailed for speed??
>
> You mean 64 bits of optimal factoring? Unless George comes up with
> something very smart (ie. a new
Geez, just noticed my newest processor (a 2nd P2-400 added to a dual CPU
mobo) got 3 LL exponents in the 7,993,000 range. 8 million is right around
the corner, phew.
So how far before we hit 64 bit and *really* get nailed for speed??
prime fact days
exponent bits run / to go / exp d
> Just got my first primenet assignment over 7 million yesterday. phew.
> estimated 65 days on a pentium 166mmx system (ok, so this is one
> of my junk
> boxes that happened to get it).
I've got a couple of those myself.
Scott Kurowski: Didn't you say that you had planned to increase the
requir
Just got my first primenet assignment over 7 million yesterday. phew.
estimated 65 days on a pentium 166mmx system (ok, so this is one of my junk
boxes that happened to get it).
-jrp
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