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2018-01-15, 22:01
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"Eric"
Jan 2018
USA
223 Posts |
RX Vega performance
Hey guys, this is my first time trying to use gpu to calculate prime numbers and I know nothing about it. I am currently using mfacto and I don't really know what is the performance like. Also is there any better software for the vega gpu?
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2018-01-15, 23:19
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"/X\(‘-‘)/X\"
Jan 2013
https://pedan.tech/
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For Trial Factoring, that's the best.
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2018-01-16, 14:31
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"TF79LL86GIMPS96gpu17"
Mar 2017
US midwest
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Quote:
Last fiddled with by kriesel on 2018-01-16 at 14:32 |
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2018-01-16, 18:17
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Jul 2009
Germany
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Please try gpuowl1.9 on it, PRP performance should be very good.
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2018-01-17, 00:20
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"Eric"
Jan 2018
USA
223 Posts |
How do I compile it using visual studio 2017 or should I use other programmes to do that?
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2018-01-17, 00:22
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"Eric"
Jan 2018
USA
3378 Posts |
Thank you so much!
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