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Is hashcat able to utilize the cores in a Xeon PHI ? - JimBob - 07-27-2017
Looking at getting a 68 core Xeon PHI and wondering if hashcat can make use of it? There is an OpenCL runtime for it..
RE: Is hashcat able to utilize the cores in a Xeon PHI ? - atom - 07-28-2017
There's a limit to 128 devices per instance, but I can simply increase this in the sourcecode without the need of changing anything else. This is mostly related to memory allocations.
It should be possible to use a 68 core CPU from hashcat perspective. However, it's unknown how the OpenCL runtime works with it. So while it's known to have hashcat clusters with much higher numbers of nodes, it's never tested before to have that many cores in a single node. I'd say try and report back
RE: Is hashcat able to utilize the cores in a Xeon PHI ? - kjs - 07-28-2017
These are widely used in the HPC space, so twould be interesting to see the results.