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     Rebirther, 
 
I fear to speculate how difficult it would be to set up a sieving effort via boinc, but ... there's been a TON of computing power added just within the last 3 days to this project .... but, 
 
I think it a worthy endeavor to start eliminating bases outright... and hence my question as to what is being done on the bases with 5k's or less in regards to sieving since N is getting larger and tests are taking longer?? 
 
If BOINC sieving isn't feasible at this time, I am familiar with SRsieve and can do some manual sieving; I have a couple of i5 cores to donate... 
 
Neo 
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    Rebirther, 
 
I fear to speculate how difficult it would be to set up a sieving effort via boinc, but ... there's been a TON of computing power added just within the last 3 days to this project .... but, 
 
I think it a worthy endeavor to start eliminating bases outright... and hence my question as to what is being done on the bases with 5k's or less in regards to sieving since N is getting larger and tests are taking longer?? 
 
If BOINC sieving isn't feasible at this time, I am familiar with SRsieve and can do some manual sieving; I have a couple of i5 cores to donate... 
 
Neo 
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Rebirther - 
 
I have no clue what Neo just said... but as his teammate, I'm sure it was good ;)  I can pitch in a couple of cores to help out... 
 
 
Derek 
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    Rebirther, 
 
I fear to speculate how difficult it would be to set up a sieving effort via boinc, but ... there's been a TON of computing power added just within the last 3 days to this project .... but, 
 
I think it a worthy endeavor to start eliminating bases outright... and hence my question as to what is being done on the bases with 5k's or less in regards to sieving since N is getting larger and tests are taking longer?? 
 
If BOINC sieving isn't feasible at this time, I am familiar with SRsieve and can do some manual sieving; I have a couple of i5 cores to donate... 
 
Neo 
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You could help with manual sieving at mersenne. | 
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     Prime Grid has a nice sieving app.  Do you think they would 
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     Rebirther, 
 
Ok, I can/will do that.  Are there any bases in particular that we are working on here at SRbase that you feel need to be taken significantly deeper? 
 
Again, I was thinking of those bases where five or less K's remain (i.e., where N is above 500K) 
 
Neo 
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    Rebirther, 
 
Ok, I can/will do that.  Are there any bases in particular that we are working on here at SRbase that you feel need to be taken significantly deeper? 
 
Again, I was thinking of those bases where five or less K's remain (i.e., where N is above 500K) 
 
Neo 
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     There's a challenge on Primegrid fast approaching.  My cores will be dedicated to crunching for that challenge...  
 
After that challenge though, I will take two bases significantly deeper... I will P/M Rebirther for his recommendation on which two bases he thinks we have a good chance of knocking 'out of the park'. 
 
It's a good way to bring a TOP 5000 prime to the 'surface'  :) 
 
-Neo 
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    Prime Grid has a nice sieving app.  Do you think they would 
give you a copy of it?  
 
Our sieving apps are open source and freely available to anyone who wants to use them.  Actually, all of our apps are open source. 
 
There's a lot of 'glue', however, that needs to be built to manage the sieve data on the server.  That's the hard part. | 
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