Date: Thu, 27 Feb 1997 23:09:41 -0800 From: obrien@NUXI.com (David O'Brien) To: taob@vex.net (Brian Tao) Cc: freebsd-chat@freebsd.org (FREEBSD-CHAT-L) Subject: Re: RSA 56-bit key challenge Message-ID: <19970227230941.EQ32133@dragon.nuxi.com> In-Reply-To: <Pine.GSO.3.95.970227195817.26767B-100000@vex.net>; from Brian Tao on Feb 27, 1997 20:05:14 -0500 References: <Pine.GSO.3.95.970227195817.26767B-100000@vex.net>
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> Anyone else dedicating spare cycles (or whole machines) to this effort? Yep, there are three groups of us here at UC-Davis having fun with it. We are kinda compeating with each other. (anyone want to run with our groups identity and help me out? ;-) ) > I've got a 200-MHz Pentium cranking out just over 148000 keys > per second, which is pretty fast compared to numbers posted for > various Suns, SGI's and RS/6000's 148000 for a 200-MHz? I'm betting 130000 on a K5-PR133 (runs at 100MHz). A single run on a Pentium Pro 200MHz got 181k/sec. But yes, Intel systems are beating the pants off of the others. My group is running on Sun (1+,5,10,20), SGI (Iris, Indigo2), HP (9000/712), I did a run on Thud.freebsd.org and got 45k -- that beat out many of the "bigger" machines. :-) Go-o-o-o-o-o Thud! It's a little long, but here's the output we are getting: 8.6 K (Sun 4/260) 8.9 K (Sparc 1+ -- 25MHz) 17 K (Sparc 2 -- 25MHz) 32 K (Sparc 10/30 -- 36MHz) 27 K (Sparc 10/30 -- 36MHz) 33 K (Sparc 10/30 -- 36MHz) 25 K (Sparc 5 -- 70MHz) 51 K (Sparc 5 -- 110MHz) 59 K (Sparc 5 -- 110MHz) 40 K (Sparc 20/50 -- 50MHz) 30 K (Sparc 20/61 -- 60MHz) 40 K (HP 9000/712 -- 80MHz) 14 K (Personal DECstation 5000/25 -- 25MHz MIPS R????) 13 K (SGI Indigo2 R4400 -- 150MHz) 74 K (SGI Indigo2 R4400 -- 150MHz) [MAX value] 45 K (SGI Indy R4600 -- 100MHz) [60k max] 66 K (SGI Indy R4600 -- 100MHz) 21 K (486DX/33) 45 K (486DX2/66) 45 K (486DX2/66) 130 K (AMD K5-PR133 -- 100MHz) 126 K (Pentium 133MHz) 96 K (Pentium 133MHz) -- -- David (obrien@NUXI.com -or- obrien@FreeBSD.org)
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