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I am using --brainwallet --passwordlist mode (millions of passwords pre generated). With my Ryzen 9 processor, with text passwords without wildcards, I am achieving performance 290kP/s and CPU temp 68°C. I am getting very similar numbers (280 kP/s, 72°C) when I use wildcards that are alphanumeric characters (%a, %d, %d%a, %2d). The stats are much worse when I try using wildcards for other characters. Please see my stats below. Any way to overcome this drop in performance?
%s%s - 90kP/s and CPU temp 84°C
%2s - 125kP/s and CPU temp 81°C
%[ ] - 125kP/s and CPU temp 80°C
%d%s - 210kP/s and CPU temp 80°C
This is interesting (I've double checked it)...
%W - 262kP/s and CPU temp 72°C
%w - 235kP/s and CPU temp 74°C
%P - 288kP/s and CPU temp 68°C
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I am using --brainwallet --passwordlist mode (millions of passwords pre generated). With my Ryzen 9 processor, with text passwords without wildcards, I am achieving performance 290kP/s and CPU temp 68°C. I am getting very similar numbers (280 kP/s, 72°C) when I use wildcards that are alphanumeric characters (%a, %d, %d%a, %2d). The stats are much worse when I try using wildcards for other characters. Please see my stats below. Any way to overcome this drop in performance?
This is interesting (I've double checked it)...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: