MD5 and v3.00

[atom]

- pure bruteforcing : v3.00 is faster
- Straight wordlist (no rules) : v3.00 is faster

yes

- wordists + rules : v2.01 is faster BUT buggy

yes, but only for a few hash types

[Atlantis]

- pure bruteforcing : v3.00 is faster
- Straight wordlist (no rules) : v3.00 is faster

yes

Wrong, in pure bruteforcing 2.01 is faster.

[epixoip]

You're trying to compare CUDA to OpenCL performance on an old (pre-Maxwell) Nvidia GPU, so your comparison is invalid. We already know (and have already stated several times) that performance with pre-Maxwell Nvidia GPUs will suck. Just buy a new GPU.

[Atlantis]

You're trying to compare CUDA to OpenCL performance on an old (pre-Maxwell) Nvidia GPU, so your comparison is invalid. We already know (and have already stated several times) that performance with pre-Maxwell Nvidia GPUs will suck. Just buy a new GPU.

OK, I understood it. But why doesn't it work with fx8320?

[atom]

OK, I understood it. But why doesn't it work with fx8320?

You need an OpenCL runtime. The OpenCL runtime for fx8320 CPU is part of the AMD driver, but you need an AMD GPU to install them. That's something which I never understood completely, but that's how it is.

[Atlantis]

OK, I understood it. But why doesn't it work with fx8320?

You need an OpenCL runtime. The OpenCL runtime for fx8320 CPU is part of the AMD driver, but you need an AMD GPU to install them. That's something which I never understood completely, but that's how it is.

OK, I've just installed the amd sdk, hashcat sees the cpu but skips it. What have I done wrong?
Hashcat can work with either the gpu or the cpu, but not together.

[atom]

Add -D1

[Atlantis]

Add -D1

Then, the gpu is skipped:

[atom]

So use -D 1,2

[Atlantis]

So use -D 1,2

Thanks a lot, all works )