you got big mouth but less sense and knowledge Grin
i hate to tell you that grow up your knowledge & perhaps things will get more clear.
1 > 80 key not 80 keys [single key] [random mode with 4.7 Ekeys/sec] [4300000000000000000 keys/sec] [3BACAB37B62E0000 keys/sec][ whole 65 range in 1 sec]. now compare with bsgscuda
with reference key in range 49dccfd96dc5df56487436f5a1b18c4f5d34f65ddb48cb5e0000000000000000:49dccfd96dc5df56487436f5a1b18c4f5d34f65ddb48cb5effffffffffffffff. let me guess 3080 took with full
optimization around 17 second but keyhunt took just 1 second. even i have to reduce k and n value to reduce speed for this Grin.
2 > do your research and than find how many keys you will get while doing 120 to 2^40 divisor [lol]. if you will load 2 keys, you will make keyhunt speed half and what about billion keys . speed will be just like your mind
processing to understand my answer.
Your English reading or comprehension is less sense and knowledge.
I never said anything about 80 keys...you are saying you found 80 key, I took that as a single key in an 80 bit range, not 80 keys because you did not pluralize the word key. So with that, I merely said instead of trying to get someone to reprogram BSGS Cuda for multi key, run keyhunt, since it already supports multi key and if you think it is faster, then break up 120 key into however many keys you want to, 2^5, 2^20, 2^40, or however many you want to and let that program eat. I said 2^40 specifically because you said an 80 key in a blink of an eye; so 2^120/2^40 = 2^80; if you found one 80 key in a blink of an eye, maybe you find the 120 key in 80 bit range in 2 blinks of an eye.
BSGS Cuda, can find 65 bit key in less than a second, it all depends on your hardware.
you say
if you will load 2 keys, you will make keyhunt speed half
the same will happen to BSGS Cuda; so I am not sure what your point is really.