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NVidia GTX480 / GTX570 Comparision

PostPosted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 10:59 pm
by hackajar
Below is the comparison of GTX480 (List $425) and GTX570 (List $350)

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./CUDA-Multiforcer-CPP -l -h NTLM -f ntlm.txt --min=1 --max=7 -u charsets/charset-all-multi -o output.txt --threads 768 -m 200 --blocks 120

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|'p' to pause          Cryptohaze Multiforcer 0.80 ALPHA4          'q' to quit |
|                                                                              |
|Hash type     :      NTLM |      Passwords Found      |                       |
|Current PW len:         6 |                           |  0: GPU: 1722.58M/s   | <-- GTX480
|Total hashes  :         1 |                           |  1: GPU: 1798.77M/s   | <-- GTX570
|Cracked hashes:         0 |                           |                       |
|Total time    : 00:00:26  |                           |                       |
|WUs: 12/172 (7.0%)        |                           |                       |
|--------------------------|                           |                       |
| Thread 0 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Thread 1 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Creating 2 threads       |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 6        |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 6        |                           |                       |
| Threads joined           |                           |                       |
| Td 0: out of WU.         |                           |                       |
| Td 1: out of WU.         |                           |                       |
| Thread 1 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Thread 0 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Creating 2 threads       |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 5        |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 5        |                           | TOTAL  : 3521.35M/s   |
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Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 4:56 pm
by jthunder
Can I second the request for the OSX binary? Thanks again!

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 8:27 pm
by Bitweasil
I'll see if I can get my build environment for OS X working... right now I've got an ugly mess of pthreads, curses, boost, and some other stuff going on. I can build and run on *my* box, but this does not imply anything about anyone else without an identical setup being able to run it. :)

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:41 am
by Picch
My GTX580 just arrived today (My GTX280 is starting to feel its age.) I'm having trouble getting the Multiforcer to display stats for the GTX580. I know it's working based off the number of completed WUs in a given period of time. I tried passing the -d flag to force only GPU0 to work, but I don't think it's working. I know 580's were pretty new with Alpha 4 was released, is support for it hit or miss in this build?

This is my output:
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+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|'p' to pause          Cryptohaze Multiforcer 0.80 ALPHA4          'q' to quit |
|                                                                              |
|Hash type     :       MD5 |      Passwords Found      |                       |
|Current PW len:         8 |                           |                       |
|Total hashes  :         1 |                           |  1: GPU: 545.53M/s    |
|Cracked hashes:         0 |                           |                       |
|Total time    : 00:00:19  |                           |                       |
|WUs: 6/1544647 (0.0%)     |                           |                       |
|--------------------------|                           |                       |
| Thread 1 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Thread 0 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Creating 2 threads       |                           |                       |
| Alloc 512MB bitmap       |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 8        |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 8        |                           |                       |
| Added GPU device 1       |                           |                       |
| Added GPU device 0       |                           |                       |
| chr isMulti: 1           |                           |                       |
|                          |                           |                       |
|                          |                           |                       |
|                          |                           |                       |
|                          |                           | TOTAL  : 545.53M/s    |
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Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:25 am
by Bitweasil
Picch wrote:My GTX580 just arrived today (My GTX280 is starting to feel its age.) I'm having trouble getting the Multiforcer to display stats for the GTX580. I know it's working based off the number of completed WUs in a given period of time. I tried passing the -d flag to force only GPU0 to work, but I don't think it's working. I know 580's were pretty new with Alpha 4 was released, is support for it hit or miss in this build?


Is the question, "It's very slow"?

Try --threads 768 --blocks 240

Or do you have both the 580 & 280 installed & it's only seeing one? I'm a bit lost as to what specifically you're asking.

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:30 am
by Picch
Sorry, that's what I get for multitasking. I have both the 580 and 280 inside but am only seeing the 280. I haven't started to play with performance yet because I can't see stats for the 580.

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 5:25 am
by Bitweasil
Righto...

run:

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./CUDA-Multiforcer-CPP -q


That should display all GPUs. If it's only showing the 280 (which it looks like it only will), there's an issue with the 580. Either it's not fully seated in the PCI-E slot, or it's not powered, or the OS doesn't like it, or *something* - it's not being recognized.

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:05 am
by Picch
It definitely shows both cards and the 580 is working just fine under windows. I'm pretty sure the multiforcer is actually using the 580 based off a ballpark calculation even though the stats for it aren't being showed. My 280 can process a WU in about 9 seconds by itself, I'm currently achieving much higher performance than that.

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:18 am
by Bitweasil
Oh, interesting. It is showing GPU1. So GPU0 is working, just not reporting in the stats. It's too fast. :D

Try passing --bits 34 to it. That will increase the workunit size & it should report data.

Re: 0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 12:11 pm
by Picch
That did the trick, after increasing the work unit size to 34, I'm now seeing stats for my 580:
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0: GPU: 1392.56M/s