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Quote from: Akito S. M. Hosana on Today at 01:52:45 AM

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Which version and from where? Use the latest version from GitHub. It doesn’t go beyond 4.80 Mkeys/s per core, which is the same as in the original version.

I am getting 4.61 Mkeys/s on Linux and 4.70 Mkeys/s (CPU Threads: 1) on Windows on the same machine with the latest version. Tongue

The compiler used on Windows might be different from the one used on Linux. Different compilers can produce code with varying levels of optimization, which can impact performance.

I am achieving 6 Mkeys/s per core with /opt/AMD/aocc-compiler-5.0.0/bin/clang++.

AOCC is specifically optimized for AMD hardware and can leverage AMD-specific features and instructions to deliver better performance.

The actual (EC) throughput with AOCC (clang) is between 10 Mkeys/s and 12 Mkeys/s per core, using the raw Bitcoin Core secp256k1 library without any hashing. You can't go faster than that on a CPU. Grin

What is the behaviour of RANDOM?
4,6 Mk /s ? Or is there a minimal sequence to be filled at each random key?