Well gents, it's been a great ride.  Did find a 23 overnight!  Woo hoo!
 
Total AP27 stats - including some done before challenge:
Completed tasks 2083
Credit 8,421,569.00
Found of length 20 173
Found of length 21 48
Found of length 22 12
Found of length 23 1
 
Who knows what the 123 pending AP27 WUs will be.
 
Interesting to note, I only have 2 WU's with errors and they occured before the challenge while I was configuring my computer, messing with BIOS, etc.  Otherwise it was clean run.
 
Back to folding...

Glad to be a part of it, Thanks for having me!!! Onward to search for more Badges!!!

mektacular
Well gents, it's been a great ride.  Did find a 23 overnight!  Woo hoo!
 
Total AP27 stats - including some done before challenge:
Completed tasks 2083
Credit 8,421,569.00
Found of length 20 173
Found of length 21 48
Found of length 22 12
Found of length 23 1
 
Who knows what the 123 pending AP27 WUs will be.
 
Interesting to note, I only have 2 WU's with errors and they occured before the challenge while I was configuring my computer, messing with BIOS, etc.  Otherwise it was clean run.
 
Back to folding...

Maybe........................."We found a total of 8 AP25 during the challenge, including two that I haven't announced yet because I'm waiting for the wingmen to finish."

Is there a finish line pie???
Need to save it for next year for motivation to get to No.1
 
The Best Team in the World can do it...

howdy2u2

robbysites

HK-Steve
Awesome job everyone. Glad to be part of this team and the effort everyone puts in.
It is beer time to celebrate....

 
ps Almost caught you howdy2u2! Nice run!

Very nice run!!! You had gotten within 2 places.....Soooooooooooooooooooo....... I had to prevent that and quickly place in to service:
 

 
This is where my 3X 970's are going eventually under water. Since 2 970's  (1 a Ebay purchase that needed testing) were in the case that the 1060's normally reside and I had enough pieces and parts to make this new set up work................I kind of added HP..... to keep you at bay. I finished it and bled the system in about 4 hours- leak test included - If I remember it actually started crunching @ 10:30-11:00P CST. I baby sat (kind of/ dozing off here and there) it until 1am to make for certain there were no leaks. Needless to say- i5 with a 360 radiator max temp 29* loaded
 
Actually it was an EXCELLENT run on your part I had a head start!!!!

Nice looking rig! I did notice your ppd increase. I had 2 970FTWs in the mix of 6 GPUs. I had a backup 780FTW to replace my 780ti.
Either way that was fun and killer that we hit 2nd with a good margin.
Glad you made the change without any leaks!

#2 is an awesome placing!
 
I finally got some luck on this challenge.  I've participated in a lot of the CPU challenges and only found one prime in January 2012.  This time I seem to have gotten more than my share of AP23s.
 

 
 
 
 
 

Punchy
#2 is an awesome placing!
 
I finally got some luck on this challenge.  I've participated in a lot of the CPU challenges and only found one prime in January 2012.  This time I seem to have gotten more than my share of AP23s.
 
 

I was hoping for a AP23 just didn't find one though. Last post in PG website claims there is 1 more AP25's out there though.......have any pending? I still have 1 machine crunching, looking up other projects for the CPU. It's now maintenance time ( went from TZC to Crunching) on my other 2 machines and I wanted my main P/C back too!!!

For Founds found look here: http://www.primegrid.com/ap.php You must be logon to see your Own Founds.
My Starting Stats:
Found of length 20 | 19
Found of length 21 | 1
Found of length 22 | 2
 
18th PM Stats:   Amethyst
Found of length 20 | 28
Found of length 21 | 2
Found of length 22 | 2
 
19th AM Stats:
Found of length 20 | 43
Found of length 21 | 7
Found of length 22 | 2
Found of length 23 | 1
 
19th PM Stats: and a Ruby
Found of length 20 | 53
Found of length 21 | 10
Found of length 22 | 2
Found of length 23 | 1
 
20th AM Stats:
Found of length 20 | 72
Found of length 21 | 11
Found of length 22 | 4
Found of length 23 | 1
 
21th AM Stats: and a  Turquoise
Found of length 20 | 100
Found of length 21 | 20
Found of length 22 | 4
Found of length 23 | 1
 
22nd Noon Stats:
Found of length 20 | 145
Found of length 21 | 33
Found of length 22 | 8
Found of length 23 | 2
 
23nd Noon Stats: and a  Jade
Found of length 20 | 202
Found of length 21 | 44
Found of length 22 | 12
Found of length 23 | 3

mektacular
Team EVGA got an AP25!  Super cool!
 
Link to PrimeGrid Post:
http://www.primegrid.com/forum_thread.php?id=7012&nowrap=true#101235

List of arithmetic progressions

Found by you:

AP25: 290884103695102903+12444168*23#*n for n=0..24 (2016-11-21 16:21:09 UTC)
 
Total stats:
Completed tasks 2130
Credit 8,611,590.00
Found of length 20 176
Found of length 21 49
Found of length 22 12
Found of length 23 1
Found of length 25 1

Spectacular Mektacular!!!!!!! 

bcavnaugh

mektacular
Team EVGA got an AP25!  Super cool!
 
Link to PrimeGrid Post:
http://www.primegrid.com/forum_thread.php?id=7012&nowrap=true#101235

List of arithmetic progressions

Found by you:

AP25: 290884103695102903+12444168*23#*n for n=0..24 (2016-11-21 16:21:09 UTC)
 
Total stats:
Completed tasks 2130
Credit 8,611,590.00
Found of length 20 176
Found of length 21 49
Found of length 22 12
Found of length 23 1
Found of length 25 1

Nice Score Found of length 25 1 and where is your BOINC Banner?
 
Also a Nice Ad for our Team;
A new AP25 (Arithmetic Progression of 25 primes) has been found.  The finder is Mike Kinney (Mektacular) of the United States.  Mike is a member of the Crunching@EVGA team.

BOOYA Mike

Not a Find but a double check by one of the good guys!!:
 
New AP25

A new AP25 (Arithmetic Progression of 25 primes) has been found. The finder is James Krauss (Grebuloner) of the United States. James is a member of The Knights Who Say Ni! team.

The AP25 was returned on 19 November 2016 18:12:03 UTC. It was found by an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti GPU on an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3930K CPU @ 3.20GHz running Microsoft Windows 7 Professional x64 Edition. It took about 24 minutes and 57 seconds to process the task (each task tests 100 progression differences of 10 shifts each).

The AP25 task was double checked by Steven S (HK-Steve) of Switzerland and was returned on 24 November 2016 2:02:29 UTC. This task was run on an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz running Microsoft Windows 10 Professional x64 Edition. The double check took about 11 hours, 35 minutes and 4 seconds to complete. Steven is a member of the Crunching@EVGA team.
 

mektacular

howdy2u2
The AP25 task was double checked by Steven S (HK-Steve) of Switzerland and was returned on 24 November 2016 2:02:29 UTC. This task was run on an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz running Microsoft Windows 10 Professional x64 Edition. The double check took about 11 hours, 35 minutes and 4 seconds to complete. Steven is a member of the Crunching@EVGA team.
 

It would have been pretty cool if it was your AP25 he double checked!!!!

Fantastic job everyone
We landed an epic second place in this PG challenge thanks to true dedication and teamwork.
In one of my rig's, I have a pair of GTX780Ti's, I think those are banned from PG. After returning 813 tasks with computation errors, they stopped to send this rig more tasks.
I suspect those 780's (Kingpin edition) are crazy over voltage and clocked, so they choke on every task.
Also, the challenge ended right in time from my point of wiew, since master bill1024 began to enter my holy and very restricted intimate zone . You will have your chances later
 
My findings: