Quote from: gadman2 on May 10, 2013, 02:01:56 PM

Quote from: wtfvanity on May 10, 2013, 01:34:50 PM

Quote from: gadman2 on May 10, 2013, 06:43:20 AM

Surprised that only 9 letters is the current max. I compiled a list of 9 and 10 letter words. Oclvanitygen says I should find a 9 letter word in about 2-4 hours, and a 10 letter word in about 5 days with my 660ti pumping out about 20mkeys/s.

I'll let it run for a few hours while I do my laundry and post what I get Cheesy

Edit: didn't get anything, I'll just let it run, added in -k and -o for a results file... Will post in the morning, should defiantly get some by then.

Does your list have just a dictionary of words? The record is 9, so you would want just 10 or greater if you plan to beat it. I'm sure that would change the probability a lot.

There is a huge difference between searching for any 9 letter word vs 1dictionary. Are you looking for case sensitive as well? Toss an -i on there and it should go even faster.

No, wasn't looking for case sens lol, oops. Ether way, I found these overnight. Record tied Cheesy

:

Pattern: 1CoRNCRiBS
Address: 1CoRNCRiBS7Jg1KmRf5r1N7N3LeLg6cMua

Pattern: 1HiCCUPPED
Address: 1HiCCUPPEDPNaLUGVvvC9USMvon1YyHzFq

Pattern: 1ALooFNESS
Address: 1ALooFNESSm1bZbS61DLc6rq4KRZSg61he

Furthermore when I add the -i, it seems it makes way too many words and errors me out:

Okay, you've got it tied... no one cares, you weren't the first and not in the block chain. Now do a 10 digit, get it in the chain and sign something proving you had it. If you take all the 9's out, what is your ETA for finding a word? The style that it is finding makes it look like it is already not looking for case sensitive.