Re: Comaprison between MD5 and SHA
- From: "Tom St Denis" <tomstdenis@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Nov 2006 05:15:17 -0800
Luc The Perverse wrote:
What makes you think you can multi-thread MD5?
There is probably someway to take advantage of another core - but I doubt it
would be trivial. Perhaps I am completely wrong - I don't know enough about
MD5
You'd be wrong. At the point where you think MD5 could benefit from
SMP [or dual-core since this isn't strictly SMP] you need to re-take
your operating systems classes from school :-)
The overhead alone in synchroizing two threads and extracting the
results would be MORE than a single MD5 compression.
This does pay off in things like RSA and ECC computations (especially
RSA with CRT) as the basic step requires hundreds of thousands of
cycles. But lowly ciphers and hashes won't matter.
Look at the big money Intel is putting into R&D and competitions to make
seemingly iterative processes run faster on multiple cores.
Well more like Intel spent a lot of money improving both the design and
the process. My 2.4GHz "Core 2 Duo" is running happily at 3.46GHz with
the stock voltage and boxed heatsink/fan. Their 65nm process is really
stable and efficient it seems. Then on the design side the C2D gets
the same or better instructions per cycle as an AMD64.
I totally don't get why Intel isn't selling 3.5GHz chips TODAY. This
design could totally hit it. Both my E6300 and E6600 would overclock
by more than 1GHz (the E6300 went from 1.83GHz to 2.94GHz the only
limit was the FSB was too far overclocked).
Oh well... hehehe
Tom
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