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Drop in performance with wildcards %s, %t, %[ ], %r #277

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aznowak opened this issue Nov 7, 2021 · 0 comments
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Drop in performance with wildcards %s, %t, %[ ], %r #277

aznowak opened this issue Nov 7, 2021 · 0 comments

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aznowak commented Nov 7, 2021

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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