11-18-2010, 07:02 AM
I was using a pair of eVGA NVIDIA GTX480 cards with the 256.xx forceware version drivers paired with v.23 of oclHashcat. This of course worked fine. I am using Gentoo Linux (AMD64).
I've recently obtained a pair of eVGA NVIDIA GTX580 cards and was wondering if there was a "beta" version of oclHashcat that's been compiled against the 260.xx forceware version drivers that I could test drive to help certify against the new hardware. I doubt many people have a pair of GTX580s right now - so I'd like to help and offer them up for testing. I read there is a 5% performance drop when compiled again 260.xx - which might be acceptable if the GTX580s are marginally faster (15-20%) than the GTX480s I was using. Which would net me 10-15% performance gain even with a 5% loss due to driver bugs.
I've been running oclHashcat as a part of tmto.org's epiphany project (backend password cracking cluster) - and would like to continuing doing so. I'd hate to let these brand new GTX580s just sit around and not get used.
PM me for a contact email address.
Jason
I've recently obtained a pair of eVGA NVIDIA GTX580 cards and was wondering if there was a "beta" version of oclHashcat that's been compiled against the 260.xx forceware version drivers that I could test drive to help certify against the new hardware. I doubt many people have a pair of GTX580s right now - so I'd like to help and offer them up for testing. I read there is a 5% performance drop when compiled again 260.xx - which might be acceptable if the GTX580s are marginally faster (15-20%) than the GTX480s I was using. Which would net me 10-15% performance gain even with a 5% loss due to driver bugs.
I've been running oclHashcat as a part of tmto.org's epiphany project (backend password cracking cluster) - and would like to continuing doing so. I'd hate to let these brand new GTX580s just sit around and not get used.
PM me for a contact email address.
Jason