The weight of sieving apps is 5, llrTPS is 3 (other apps have different weights). Let's say that:
llrTPS=5,
gcwsieve=3,
pspsieve=3,
SUM(*)=llrTPS + gcwsieve + pspsieve, in your case 5 + 3 + 3 = 11.

You will have a:
llrTPS/SUM(*)*100 = 5 / 11 * 100 = 45% chance to get work for llrTPS;
gcwsieve/SUM(*)*100 = 3 / 11 * 100 = 27% chance to get work for any of the sieve apps.

However, although work distribution chances are not equal, there is an additional factor - the workunits for different apps take different time to finish. For example, llrWOO takes much longer to finish, but it's weight is set at a lower number (0.8 at the time of writing this post).

Current app weights are (they might change any time!) (Duh, i just noticed that sieve apps weights are 5.5 and llrTPS 3... but they don't change much of what I wrote above, just the calculations ;)):
primegen 0.2
llrTPS 3
llrWOO 0.8
llrCUL 0.8
gcwsieve 5.5
psp_sr2sieve 5.5

If you restart a Cullen workunit, CPU time resets to 0 (because of the reporting bug). This was the case; the restart can be clearly seen in the log.

Hi!

Just found my 2nd prime and I also have 1 doublecheck.

So 2:3 0,66

Unfortunatelly my prime is going to be on the list for about one week (as I was told when reporting it) and my first prime has gone of the list allready.

I also have one question. When a prime goes of the list does it disapear?

There must be an error in the Primes Database calculation. It may be 1 week before the first n=333,333 falls out of the Top 5000 but your recently submitted prime will remain for around 6 months (that's how long it's taken PG to fill up between 3000-5000).

To see the complete list, visit:

http://primes.utm.edu/primes/lists/all.txt

This list contains the Top 5000 primes plus some extra special forms...thus the 5688 total.

For more details about the list, visit:

http://primes.utm.edu/primes/home.php

No, your prime does not disappear...however, it's no longer listed on the Top 5000 page. You can still access it though through the page above using the search or you can just click on "All of this Person's Primes" on your biography page.