04-19-2017, 07:29 PM
i also was wondering what version of hashcat does support the old card? i am up to a compiler challenge if there is a hashcat legacy out there.
(04-19-2017, 05:06 PM)Flomac Wrote: I try to make it easy for you.
The Quadro 600 is old and very slow. Not worth the $20. Everything else is faster than that. 96 Cores is nothing. We're talking about thousands of cores these days. Not to mention architecture or MHz.
Because it's old, Hashcat does not support it anymore. You might find some drivers at NVidia. But Hashcat is out.
You've asked a question and got some answers. From people, who know Hashcat for long and work on a professional level. Who know what they're saying. You doubted some of these answers. Okay. This is a highly skilled forum and your questions were quite basic. If you don't believe people, please use Google. If you don't understand something, just ask. But if you're not an expert yourself, doubting others can be very unpolite and ignorant.
So again: If you're looking for a GPU to crack hashes with Hashcat, stay away from Quadro-Cards. For each Quadro there is a much cheaper equivalent on the gamers market. Same speed, no disadvantages. Quadros are expensive because of their drivers for some professional markets (e.g. CAD etc.). From which Hashcat does not benefit.
Let's get to your basic intention: how big is your budget? Then we can make a recommandation.