DSi NETWORKED Common Key Bruteforcer

[RupeeClock]

Running at 70k keys p/s on 1 core
PC specs:

You should overclock your CPU, it should be perfectly safe to up it a little and get better performance out of it!

Shouldn't have to tweak the voltage or anything, just increase the Bus Speed a little.

 

[jceggbert5]

edit: stopped it on my laptop (I don't think that the plastic on my laptop should be pliable...), but am running it on my 3.4ghz Pentium4, WinXP

 

[cornaljoe]

120K p/s using 2 instances on each core of my dual core. This probably isn't going to work but hey I'll join the effort.

 

[Matthew]

Getting up to ~30k on my laptop ~55,000,000 done so far

 

[Athlon-pv]

In taskmanager you can set the priority to low or below normal and still use applications on the same core.

 

[evandixon]

In taskmanager you can set the priority to low or below normal and still use applications on the same core.

I didn't know that.
I'm now getting a higher key rate.

 

[amazingnoob]

Joining in
Getting 49k~60k/second

 

[RupeeClock]

We've hit a quarter trillion already, this is good progress I guess.
This seems like a pretty important movement, there aught to be a frontpage post, don't you think?

Anything to get more participants.

 

[Devin]

Joined....

3871 keys p/s

 

[NeSchn]

I've done probably close to 400mil in total by far.

 

[Destructobot]

In taskmanager you can set the priority to low or below normal and still use applications on the same core.

This sort of app really ought to set itself to idle priority by default.

 

[Haku_2]

Someone with a PS3 that has either Windows or Linux installed on it should try running this app on it. I'm curious to know how many keys per second it could handle.


- Haku

 

[RupeeClock]

Someone with a PS3 that has either Windows or Linux installed on it should try running this app on it. I'm curious to know how many keys per second it could handle.


- Haku

It's true that a PS3 easily outperforms ANY PC when Folding@Home, but as of right now there's no way to utilise the PS3's power. Pretty sure Linux barely has any access to the system's resources.

 

[Haku_2]

Someone with a PS3 that has either Windows or Linux installed on it should try running this app on it. I'm curious to know how many keys per second it could handle.


- Haku

It's true that a PS3 easily outperforms ANY PC when Folding@Home, but as of right now there's no way to utilise the PS3's power. Pretty sure Linux barely has any access to the system's resources.

If you could install an OS on a PS3, I'd think you would be able to run any program you want on it though. However, I don't have a PS3 as I'm a PC gamer so I could be wrong.

- Haku

 

[BoxShot]

Sony limits what the installed linux can do so it can't be used to do homebrew and piracy but then again GeoHotz kind of yeah.

 

[Haku_2]

Sony limits what the installed linux can do so it can't be used to do homebrew and piracy but then again GeoHotz kind of yeah.

Well, that's just disappointing. Really ashame that its power can't be put to good use. Thank you for explaining this to me though.

- Haku

 

[RupeeClock]

Do people still digg things?

Maybe we need a herd of twitter users.

 

[Diablo1123]

~140,000 kb/s on my

I think we doing about 100,000,000 per five seconds or so if the site is correctly and I'm timing correctly =D

 

[Snorlax]

Joined.
Let's hope we get really, really lucky.

 

[CrimsoniteX]

I'm currently downloading Yellow Dog to install on my PS3, I'm curious about taking advantage of the processors. I'm pretty sure you are only locked out of the GPU, not the CPU.