Could you run hashcash -sv and send that? (-s is fast but not that accurate -sv gives you the full slow benchmark). http://www.hashcash.org/benchmark/ seem to have acquired a 600Mhz P3 sample: 0.96Mh/s (Mh = 20bits) which is 1.1s for 20 bits. Can't remember where from but interesting to cross check with your P3. Adam On Fri, Oct 15, 2004 at 04:37:36PM -0400, Hubert Chan wrote: > Jonathan> Good point - we don't yet have the P6 core family represented. > Jonathan> The P3 and P-M are the most important members of this family. > Jonathan> The closest I can get on my own hardware, however, would be to > Jonathan> severely underclock one of my Athlons. > > Sorry, I'm catching up on the list, since I was away for half of > September. If this is still needed, I have a PIII underclocked to about > 700 MHz (/proc/cpuinfo says 697.817 MHz). With hashcash 1.12: > > # hashcash -s > speed: 1238400 collision tests per second > # hashcash -s -b27 > time estimate: 94 seconds (2 minutes) > > (compiled with gcc 3.3.4. It was compiled for a 486 -- since I'm the > Debian packager, I have to compile for relatively generic hardware -- > but it would still be using the mmx core.)