Quote from: larocfra on October 14, 2021, 11:22:43 PM

I was able to compile BitcrackEvo with Cuda 11.4 and currently running a Nvidia K80 with 182.64 MKey/s each processor on the card.

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Is there any new software available ??

Regarding the fork you used, from viewing its commit history it looks like the only change other than being updated to support newer toolsets/CUDA/CL versions, is this: https://github.com/BitCrackEvo/BitCrackEvo/commit/c13fe1bd9eca709a1e9847bb18fb2865502e599c

The commit makes Bitcrack stop precalculating the private keys for points at runtime and makes the kernel calculate each point sequentially, in each iteration.

Don't you think this'll make the program slower than the original one? Its README says it's under development (and do not use in production) for a reason.