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Cuda code crunching Nvidia vs ATi cores benchmark
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CUDA is nVidia's implementation of a gpgpu mechanism. This is more likely either OpenCL but, more likely to be a DX11 compute based program.
I know that CUDA and OpenCL are close in terms of how they work and how you program them but that's likely to change so who would program for the most basic operations that would run on both?
I think you'd be better to find a OpenCL or dx11 Compute based test if you want to compare nVidia and AMD.
I think I may write a 'beginners guide' to GPGPU and how it relates to your hardware when processing (rather than programming it!). There's a lot of marketing 'fluff' but there's some important things to know.. I'll scribble that tomorrow..
I know that CUDA and OpenCL are close in terms of how they work and how you program them but that's likely to change so who would program for the most basic operations that would run on both?
I think you'd be better to find a OpenCL or dx11 Compute based test if you want to compare nVidia and AMD.
I think I may write a 'beginners guide' to GPGPU and how it relates to your hardware when processing (rather than programming it!). There's a lot of marketing 'fluff' but there's some important things to know.. I'll scribble that tomorrow..
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That is impressively high words per second TB but it really needs to be done on 5 word encryption rather then 4 as the load rises exponentially.
Apparently anything beyond 6 letter words is super computer territory. Hence why some sites will insist on 8 letter passwords I guess
I didnt realise it handled crossfire automatically
Apparently anything beyond 6 letter words is super computer territory. Hence why some sites will insist on 8 letter passwords I guess
I didnt realise it handled crossfire automatically
Thanks - I didnt realise you did anything other than drop the file into the exe
If I can figure how to do 5 letters i willI also dont think its utilising CF, look at the temps
You've just got to let it finish the 4 letters and it'll start the 5 letters right after.
Thanks
I just ran it and walked off the first time and came back to desktop
Ran it the second time and just grabbed a few seconds in
Reran (with a slightly higher CPU OC) and left it to go to five :
