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When I do a restore there is high disk usage until it gets back to where it was then it stops itself.  I don't see anything in the log that I understand.  Here is the log attached. [attachment=400]

Can you provide a screenshot please

After further review(I had to go up further to see the message), I am hitting 90 and it is causing an abort. It appears the fans are stuck at 26-28% no matter how hot the temperature gets. Any ideas? This is happening on the earlier version and the new one released today.

http://imgur.com/a/mNKP5

Do you have this warning, saying that the initial fan speed cannot be set?
If yes, you haven't set your fan speed manually to 100%, have you?

E.g. with something like:

(08-20-2016, 12:18 AM)hashcrash Wrote: [ -> ]Do you have this warning, saying that the initial fan speed cannot be set?
If yes, you haven't set your fan speed manually to 100%, have you?

E.g. with something like:

Code:

nvidia-settings -a [gpu:0]/GPUFanControlState=1 -a [fan-0]/GPUTargetFanSpeed=100

I have no warning and I have not set fan speed.  It seems to happen on a --restore.  What would be the best way to handle this?  Should I start the session over and manually set the fan speed?  Is there another option to get variable fan speed working?  Thanks.

Please post full commandline

hashcat64 -m 11600 hash.txt -a 0 -w 3 dicts/2.txt --status --status-timer=3 --session=2-new -o 2-new-did-it.txt --outfile-check-timer=2400 --weak-hash-threshold=0

turbogiant76 Wrote:I have no warning and I have not set fan speed

you say that you don't see any warning but at the same time you post a screenshot ( http://imgur.com/a/mNKP5 ) that displays the error message:

Quote:ERROR: Temperature limit on GPU 2 reached, aborting...

Well, actually you are right, it's not a warning but it's an error message. Anyway you just need to pay attention to what the output says. It should be very clear.

What you should do is: improve cooling (including the investment in better/additional case fans) and/or try to play around with setting GPU fan to 100%, maybe even try to underclock the GPU etc.... and of course if you have problem with cooling you shouldn't use -w 3. Instead, you should try w/ -w 1 (but of course it will decrease performance).

What should my command line look like to add fan speed to 100? I tried adding the parameter listed above but it doesn't work.

if u were looking for fans related post here is a good one. https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-5525-po...l#pid29817