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I want to know what's your best performance with this program.
By my side I have reached 49.62 pw/sec foreach GPU.
I have try your project with debian 11, Cuda 11.5 and two Nvidia Ampere GPU.
I run bitcracker_cuda twice for use my both GPU.
I try two password by Thread but it's not faster.
I am in recovery mode.
If you have any recomandation for increase my perfs, please tell me !
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I've only seen this done once but if you have the resources to just throw more GPUs at the problem and your comfortable with some more advanceded stuff, using john the ripper you could check out: https://countuponsecurity.com/2015/05/07/step-by-step-clustering-john-the-ripper-on-kali/ Each instance of John is outputing different passwords from the same dictionary set and running them through the same program specified by the pipe. Piping or redirecting john to another output can be seen here: https://youtu.be/Bkj3TBu0ZV4?t=173 Probably to complicated and expensive for most people but combining those two would be the most effective way to brute most keys I think.
Hello community !
I want to know what's your best performance with this program.
By my side I have reached 49.62 pw/sec foreach GPU.
I have try your project with debian 11, Cuda 11.5 and two Nvidia Ampere GPU.
I run bitcracker_cuda twice for use my both GPU.
I try two password by Thread but it's not faster.
I am in recovery mode.
If you have any recomandation for increase my perfs, please tell me !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: