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Quote from: Virtuose on August 15, 2025, 04:14:46 AM
During my test with a modified KeyQuest (cpu), I found instant the private key of puzzle 65. I guess I got lucky but it's really surprising! So I think random can also bring luck sometimes.

I am doing several tests at the moment but have no luck yet..

also not sure if I understand correctly.. does this program allow me to run "virtual cpu" as shown on the preview github image and those ones will do exactly same job as main threads?

I'm curious how the "random" approach makes whole script "trace" keys showing % progress cuz random itself its clue and memory less shuffle
I mean each "picked" value is not remembered each move is it?

Currently running 30k threads Wink 48 main - threadripper 7960X and the rest is "virtual", this takes 14gig mem btw, ~218,5Mkeys/s, cpu/mem stock.
Tried run more virtual ones but program does not runwon't start while I set it to 31386 and I believe I could push it higher while having 64gig mem available anyway.
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Quote from: Virtuose on August 15, 2025, 04:14:46 AM
During my test with a modified KeyQuest (cpu), I found instant the private key of puzzle 65. I guess I got lucky but it's really surprising! So I think random can also bring luck sometimes.

I am doing several tests at the moment but have no luck yet..

also not sure if I understand correctly.. does this program allow me to run "virtual cpu" as shown on the preview github image and those ones will do exactly same job as main threads?

I'm curious how the "random" approach makes whole script "trace" keys showing % progress cuz random itself its clue and memory less shuffle
I mean each "picked" value is not remembered each move is it?

Currently running 30k threads Wink 48 main - threadripper 7960X and the rest is "virtual", this takes 14gig mem btw, ~218,5Mkeys/s, cpu/mem stock.
Tried run more virtual ones but program does not run while I set it to 31386 and I believe I could push it higher while having 64gig mem available anyway.