01-03-2021, 07:05 PM
So, I have a PC with a Geforce 3080 and a 2TB NVM Raid as well as a ryzen 3700X. Doing the following hashcat on it results in about 15000 h/s for a myetherwallet scrypt
hashcat -a 3 -m 15700 -D1,2 hashfile PART1?a?a?a?a?a?a -o result.txt
This, to my understanding takes the PART! which is known and then tries all symbols,digits and letters and captials for the remaining 6.
Again, this is 15000 hashes / second.. not that terrrible imho...
So for fun i compiled hashcat on my m1 macbook pro, then ran the same line, except i had to use --force for the CPU to be used..
This gave me a staggering 5000 hashes / second. for a little arm machine, not HALF BAD..
so, then i looked closer and it used 1 thread.. TR: 1 was show, while my Geforce was using 1024 threads....
Great I thought, I, just for fun, crank the treads on my M1 to 64 ... just to see what happens..
well for the last 2 hours it is running at: 1814,9 kH/s ... what????? the time reduced from 22 days to 4 days to crack the password...
Now, I am not a noob to IT and I have been wroking for decades in the industry and never have i seen a difference like this ... what the "#¤%#"¤"#¤" is there something wrong with my command?? Oh and the load on the laptop isnt that bad... and if this is an ok hashrate for a 15700 mode crack, then fine but why isnt my Geforce getting the same? oh and my ryzen does like less than 50 hashes per sec
what am I doing wrong here???
hashcat -a 3 -m 15700 -D1,2 hashfile PART1?a?a?a?a?a?a -o result.txt
This, to my understanding takes the PART! which is known and then tries all symbols,digits and letters and captials for the remaining 6.
Again, this is 15000 hashes / second.. not that terrrible imho...
So for fun i compiled hashcat on my m1 macbook pro, then ran the same line, except i had to use --force for the CPU to be used..
This gave me a staggering 5000 hashes / second. for a little arm machine, not HALF BAD..
so, then i looked closer and it used 1 thread.. TR: 1 was show, while my Geforce was using 1024 threads....
Great I thought, I, just for fun, crank the treads on my M1 to 64 ... just to see what happens..
well for the last 2 hours it is running at: 1814,9 kH/s ... what????? the time reduced from 22 days to 4 days to crack the password...
Now, I am not a noob to IT and I have been wroking for decades in the industry and never have i seen a difference like this ... what the "#¤%#"¤"#¤" is there something wrong with my command?? Oh and the load on the laptop isnt that bad... and if this is an ok hashrate for a 15700 mode crack, then fine but why isnt my Geforce getting the same? oh and my ryzen does like less than 50 hashes per sec
what am I doing wrong here???