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Theoretically I'm having around 500 CPUs with 3gHz each and 2000GB RAM at my disposal. Maybe I should give it a try. Hint: University Cluster =) Anyway thanks
by herrherr 17y ago
Theoretically I'm having around 500 CPUs with 3gHz each and 2000GB RAM at my disposal. Maybe I should give it a try.
Hint: University Cluster =)
Anyway thanks for the code examples, I'm pretty sure I can learn something from them.
- TriinT 17y agoApparently, I am not the only one who is into using the university cluster for my own personal projects ;-) Be careful. This is not "exactly" legal, and it could hurt you. Make sure you also throw some legitimate computational work at the clusters so you have an alibi at least.
- tsally 17y agoI have an account on this: http://www.cse.illinois.edu/turing/ http://www.cse.illinois.edu/turing/ Had very similar thinking, but decided against it because of usage policies. :-p
- ErrantX 17y ago500 cores gives you no really higher chance of getting a good combination over someone with one PC. Yes you get 500 times the attempts in the 30hr period. But if you run the figures it's something like 0.00000001% difference in the amount of keyspace you can cover :) AKA just run it on a couple of PC's an hope you get lucky!