Intel benchmarks show little advantage to Rambus!
A new series of benchmarks have emerged that show Rambus memory
provides less oomph than cheaper, standard high-speed memory.
And the odd part is that the tests come from Intel, the major
proponent of Rambus.
In benchmark tests conducted by
RE: Statistical Analysis of Prime Exponent Mersennes
After much private debate, I'm providing the following I have
inquired and received information about. Please, don't flame
me or ask me to explain further, as I'm only the messenger and
don't have all the answers myself...
Q: Can all the
Hi! All,
I apologize if some of the following message are a little late,
but I've been "out of commission" recently. At least they're
better late than never
Eric
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Terry S. Arnold wrote:
I don't appear to have gotten credit for a factor found with P-1.
What is the procedure for getting credit for a factor found during
P-1 testing as part of Double checking?
Currently, PrimeNet does not provide credit for P-1 factoring.
As I recall, George has said v21
Wanted: Brave Souls
Re: P-1 Testing small exponents
Besides exponents in the 200,000 - 500,000 range that are available,
new ranges in the 751 - 100,000 are now available!
Note, however, the smallest exponents have been tested to some
degree already. As a result, they will take a good
Mersenne Digest Sunday, July 30 2000 Volume 01 : Number 763
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Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 00:04:38 -0400
From: Bruce A Metcalf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mersenne: Prime95 shutdown mystery.
Several folks
