The 2nd drive is now open for business on port 7772.
This drive is for k=6000-6999 (excluding k's reserved by others). There are 378 k's in this drive.
We are starting at n=410k, just above the lower bound of the top 5000.
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The 2nd drive is now open for business on port 7772.
This drive is for k=6000-6999 (excluding k's reserved by others). There are 378 k's in this drive.
We are starting at n=410k, just above the lower bound of the top 5000.
I've added the Hourly Progress Report for port 7772 as well.
If you go to the home page: http://primesearch.free-dc.org - you will see the working Server Status, and links to each port's Progress Reports.
It looks like the progress reports are updating twice an hour today, alternating 0 results with the accurate results.
Angus check out these stats.
http://primesearch.free-dc.org/stats...ntent=progress
That was just a temporary stats until the database kicked in.
I have removed those links so as to not confuse others as well.
At current pace the 7772 server will dry out in less than 15 hours.
(Beyond, no primes yet.:geezer:..lol)
Just added lots more work. :)
was
Port 7772 has 13131 remaining knpairs!
now
Port 7772 has 82862 remaining knpairs!
I found a prime on server port 7772 and the entrance ranking to Top 5000 was 4972. We really need to push hard on the server. I only have 4 cores and they are all on port 7772. Also I am waiting for a new SilenX case fan to increase the extracting of the heat from my computer. The new power supply I bought a few days ago is very silent but decreased the heat extraction. After install it I can push a little more from the CPU. Meanwhile I got a new job since March so I am back to prime hunting 24/7.
Another thing not related to prime hunting. Soon I will "steal" from my father's computer its graphic card, it's a Nvidia 8400GS, is it CUDA ready? If not what CUDA graphic card will run on a 500 W power supply?
Agreed Carlos we are sailing too close to the wind on the 2nd drive.
I wiill move some boxes to port 7772.
As to your VC, an 8400 is CUDA capable but is basically the bare minimum.
In a lot of projects it wouldn't make the deadlines.
Good to hear you have regular employment now.