02-24-2015, 01:06 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-24-2015, 01:09 AM by logistix111.)
Well it is true (to a certain extent) and it is by design. The science behind it is that it will work harder since it calculates what it needs to do first, then acts upon that workload accordingly. With a really tiny wordlist, oclHashcat won't have a need to or have enough time to "ramp up" or "speed up"
I know it's not a big deal and most people will not be bothered by it. I was just testing a small hand typed list of words that I thought might be the password. Also, sorry I misspoke on the bruteforce part of it; that is quick right out of the gate with no ramp up delay.
This is just a laptop with a NVIDIA 5200M as example:
![[Image: npigbb.png]](http://i57.tinypic.com/npigbb.png)
![[Image: 2wrp8j8.png]](http://i59.tinypic.com/2wrp8j8.png)
I know it's not a big deal and most people will not be bothered by it. I was just testing a small hand typed list of words that I thought might be the password. Also, sorry I misspoke on the bruteforce part of it; that is quick right out of the gate with no ramp up delay.
This is just a laptop with a NVIDIA 5200M as example: