New Prime95 v25.3 Full Support for Dual/Quad Core + HardwareMonitor v4.3.1.2
Whats New in Prime95 v25.3 :
Note* : Prime95 v25.3 Now Full Support Dual/Quad Cores and you dont need run 2 or 4 prime for test your Dual/Quad Cores ... Best Replacement for old dead Orthos!
1)Multiple LL tests can be run within a single mprime instance.There is no longer a need to run multiple instances of mprime on multi-cpu machines
2)Uses a new version of the Primenet server.Features include user IDs that are different than team IDs.New work types.Ability to set some client options using web-based forms.
3)Communication with the server runs in a separate thread.
4)The CURL library is used for communication with the server.Hopefully this will support a wider variety of client networking configurations.
5)Supports using multiple logical or physical CPUs on a single LL test.Except for some hyperthreaded CPUs and only on some FFT sizes, this is not recommended as you will get more throughput by giving each CPU its own number to test.
6)ECM and P-1 now support B1 and B2 values above 4.29 billion.
7)Several files have been renamed so that they are not changed by Windows save/restore.Prime.ini is now prime.txt.Local.ini is now local.txt. Worktodo.ini is now worktodo.txt. The primenet.ini file has been deleted - it is now a section within the prime.txt file.
8)It is now legal to put comment lines in the prime.txt, local.txt, and worktodo.txt files.
9)In older versions, editing the worktodo.ini file while mprime was running sometimes had the desired effect.That is no longer the case.You can create a worktodo.add file to add work to a running mprime.
10)WARNINGS: Previous versions of mprime will not be able to read save files generated by this version.This version will not be able to ontinue from P-1 save files generated by the previous version in the middle of stage 2.
11)Program can now do PRP tests of k*b^n+c.Add a line worktodo.txt that looks like this:
PRP=k,b,n,c[,how_far_factored,tests_saved]
The optional how_far_factored (in bits) and tests_saved values are used to determine if P-1 factoring prior to the PRP test would be beneficial.
12)The program no longer does a one-hour self-test before testing an exponent with a new FFT length.
13)The torture test dialog box lets you choose how many CPUs or cores you want to torture test.
14)The benchmark times both single-threaded and multi-threaded FFTs.
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Whats New in HardwareMonitor v4.3.1.2 :
Intel Bearlake chipsets support added;
ITE IT8716F, IT8718F sensor chips support corrected;
Gigabyte P35-DQ6 mainboard support verified;
Gigabyte P35-DS3P mainboard support verified;
Asus P5K mainboard support verified;
Asus A8N-LA(NAGAMI) OEM mainboard support verified;
MSI P6N SLI-FI (MS-7350) mainboard support verified;
Gigabyte GA-965GM-S2 mainboard support verified;
Tyan S2882 mainboard support verified;
Abit AL8-V mainboard support verified;
HP Pavilion dv8000 family notebooks support verified;
Toshiba Satellite Pro 4300 notebook support verified;
Toshiba Qosmio F30 notebook support verified;
Download HMonitor v4.3.1.2 Here
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New Prime95 v25.3 Full Support for Dual/Quad Cores ... Run only 1 Prime for Stability
Whats New in Prime95 v25.3 :
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Note* : Prime95 v25.3 Now Full Support Dual/Quad Cores and you dont need run 2 or 4 prime to test your Dual/Quad Cores just run Prime95 v25.3 one time!... Best Replacement for old dead Orthos! :up:
1)Multiple LL tests can be run within a single mprime instance There is no longer a need to run multiple instances of mprime on multi-cpu machines
2)Uses a new version of the Primenet server.Features include user IDs that are different than team IDs.New work types.Ability to set some client options using web-based forms.
3)Communication with the server runs in a separate thread.
4)The CURL library is used for communication with the server.Hopefully this will support a wider variety of client networking configurations.
5)Supports using multiple logical or physical CPUs on a single LL test.Except for some hyperthreaded CPUs and only on some FFT sizes, this is not recommended as you will get more throughput by giving each CPU its own number to test.
6)ECM and P-1 now support B1 and B2 values above 4.29 billion.
7)Several files have been renamed so that they are not changed by Windows save/restore.Prime.ini is now prime.txt.Local.ini is now local.txt. Worktodo.ini is now worktodo.txt. The primenet.ini file has been deleted - it is now a section within the prime.txt file.
8)It is now legal to put comment lines in the prime.txt, local.txt, and worktodo.txt files.
9)In older versions, editing the worktodo.ini file while mprime was running sometimes had the desired effect.That is no longer the case.You can create a worktodo.add file to add work to a running mprime.
10)WARNINGS: Previous versions of mprime will not be able to read save files generated by this version.This version will not be able to ontinue from P-1 save files generated by the previous version in the middle of stage 2.
11)Program can now do PRP tests of k*b^n+c.Add a line worktodo.txt that looks like this:
PRP=k,b,n,c[,how_far_factored,tests_saved]
The optional how_far_factored (in bits) and tests_saved values are used to determine if P-1 factoring prior to the PRP test would be beneficial.
12)The program no longer does a one-hour self-test before testing an exponent with a new FFT length.
13)The torture test dialog box lets you choose how many CPUs or cores you want to torture test.
14)The benchmark times both single-threaded and multi-threaded FFTs.
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