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Message-ID: <82B165E5-E67C-4088-A61C-AC67394F6D8D@wisecorp.co.uk>
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2020 19:17:45 +0100
From: Darren Wise <darren@...ecorp.co.uk>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Reduce CPU load. Is it possible?
You are going to honestly kill the lovely laptop mate, for the sake of $100+delivery you could employ a nice dual HexCore (12c/24t) 16GB RAM and four HDD bays at the minimum if you can get a 2U version which should be easy you could start collecting GTX980 GFX card for $200? Or a couple of nice Intel XEON Phi co-processors for $130? each and gain the flexibility of actually using the laptop.
Plus you'll learn allot more networking, some virtual machining along the way.
But to start with even today you could purchase a VPS for a single month for around $10 bucks which I'm sure others would agree is roughly around that current price and offload everything to that right now hassle free.
It depends how YOU the user want to do it but by taking another route, you could be playing some games, eLearning or otherwise while all the other matters are being dealt with and offloaded elsewhere mate.
That's about as plain and honest as I can be on the subject.
On 30 April 2020 18:16:49 BST, MA40 <ardeinternet@...il.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>
>I have a laptop working 24 hours a day. It is a Bitcoin node and also
>has a
>small ASIC-USB working as a miner.
>
>
>Now, he also has John the Ripper running trying to decrypt some Bitcoin
>hashes.
>
>
>Of course I am interested in maximum power, but I do not want to reduce
>the
>life of the processor, it is working without too many expectations of
>obtaining any result with John the Ripper.
>
>
>That is why I wanted to offload the CPU work a bit. (80% would be
>fine).
>
>
>What is your opinion?
>
>
>A greeting.
>
>
>MA40.
>
>El jue., 30 abr. 2020 a las 17:00, Darren Wise
>(<darren@...ecorp.co.uk>)
>escribió:
>
>> Just out of Interest MA40, how much CPU power do you want? How often
>do
>> you utilise?
>>
>> Because as a few examples:
>> -You could even purchase an enterprise rack server for $100 on eBay
>with
>> delivery rolled in I assume and get yourself a nice hardy dualsocket
>Intel
>> hex core xeon with 16GB+ RAM, some HDD storage giving you an
>independent
>> box to crack on permanently. You could even VMware ESXi/Proxmox the
>box and
>> divide into seperated VMs with flexible usage options.
>>
>> -Hire a VPS with electricity rolled in to the cost on a monthly
>charge
>> basis.(I'd not recommend AWS or AZURE)
>>
>> -You could even hire one of my quadsocket decacore xeon E7-8870 IBM
>> machines from me directly too.
>>
>> If you ever feel constrained by the hardware you utilise daily, I'd
>also
>> consider investing in more or at least seeking out alternatives,
>always
>> worthwhile in the long run. I've seen people with lovely $1000 buck
>laptops
>> and they just hammer the cores then have gripes about how much they
>paid
>> for a machine they can hardly use? The mind boggles mate.
>>
>> On 29 April 2020 11:21:48 BST, MA40 <ardeinternet@...il.com> wrote:
>> >Hi.
>> >
>> >When John the Ripper is running, the CPU is overloaded (95% in my
>> >case).
>> >
>> >Would it be possible to configure it so that it does not work at
>full
>> >capacity so as not to load the CPU so much? For example, configure
>it
>> >to
>> >work at 80%.
>> >
>> >Thank you.
>> >
>> >MA40.
>>
>> --
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